FLETC OCC Podcast - John Besselman

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5th & 6th Amendment Series - 10 - And Then There's the Sixth Nov 16, 2020

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In this final episode, Ken Anderson and John Besselman explain how the centuries-old right to counsel plays into the law enforcement officer's ability to obtain valid statements from a suspect in a criminal investigation.

5th & 6th Amendment Series - 09 - Grab Bag of Items Nov 16, 2020

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In episode 9 of the FLETC Office of Chief Counsel's 5th & 6th Amendment Podcast Series, Ken Anderson and John Besselman wrap up a small grab bag of items that are necessary for a complete understanding of how the 5th Amendment self-incrimination clause work.

5th & 6th Amendment Series - 08 - Invocation of a Right Nov 16, 2020

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In episode 8, Ken Anderson and John Besselman of the FLETC Office of Chief Counsel explore the proper procedures law enforcement officers must follow once a suspect chooses to invoke a right under the Fifth Amendment. Strict adherence to and respect for these legal boundaries ensures any statements officers obtain will meet the expectations of a reviewing court and the general public.

5th & 6th Amendment Series - 07 - A Wave to the Waiver Nov 16, 2020

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In episode 7, Ken Anderson and John Besselman explain and explore the different aspects of a Miranda waiver.

5th& 6th Amendment Series - 06 - Interrogation Nov 16, 2020

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In episode 6 of the FLETC Office of Chief Counsel's ongoing podcast series on the 5th and 6th Amendment, Ken Anderson and John Besselman define the ever-important legal term "interrogation" and what it means in creating the conditions for a Miranda situation. Law enforcement officers will learn what acts and behaviors qualifies as interrogation.

5th & 6th Amendment Series - 05 - C & C & Q Nov 16, 2020

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In episode 5, Ken Anderson and John Besselman of the FLETC Office of Chief Counsel deliver content on the factors necessary to create a Miranda warning situation. C, C and Q (Cops, Custody and Questioning) amounts to the coercive environment the Supreme Court contemplated in the Miranda decision. Ken and John explain when the moment has arrived for the need for Miranda warnings.

5th & 6th Amendment Series - 04 - Now It's Getting Real Nov 16, 2020

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In episode 4 of the FLETC Office of Chief Counsel Podcast Series on the 5th & 6th Amendment, Ken Anderson and John Besselman take one large step closer to the center of the topic on self-incrimination.

5th & 6th Amendment Series - 03 - Not in Custody Nov 16, 2020

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In episode 3, Ken Anderson and John Besselman explain how the 5th Amendment's self-incrimination clause protects those even though they are not in the custody of the government. A review of the Kalkines and Garrity cases that provides protection to government employees and others.

5th & 6th Amendment Series - 02 - Five Easy Pieces Nov 16, 2020

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In the second episode of the FLETC Office of Chief Counsel's Podcast Series on the 5th and 6th Amendments, Ken Anderson and John Besselman describe the conditions that must exist before a 5th Amendment self-incrimination protection exists. It's not as easy (or common) as many expect it to be.

5th & 6th Amendment Series - 01 - What's In the Fifth Amendment Anyway? Nov 16, 2020

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In this 10 episode podcast series, brought to you by the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers' Office of Chief Counsel, long-time law enforcement trainers Ken Anderson and John Besselman take on the content of the self-incrimination clause of the Fifth Amendment and examine Sixth Amendment right to counsel privileges as well. Join Ken and John as they explain how these constitutional privileges work and where law enforcement officers can improve their understanding of these protections.

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