Can the Police Lie to You in Oklahoma?

Can the police lie to you in Oklahoma? The answer might shock you. Watch this video to learn why you should contact an attorney after speaking to the police.

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James V. Murray, Esq.

Attorney University of Oklahoma Law School, Oklahoma State Bar

As a personal injury lawyer, I enjoy helping people. It’s easily the most satisfying part of my job and it’s what drives me to come in to work every day. Those whom I help are real people with real problems.

In personal injury, it’s important to remember that clients are more than just clients. I always make sure that I do. Through my cases, I am able to truly help the people who need it.

When I’m not in the office, I spend time with my wife, who I love very much, and volunteer at my church. I also work extensively with the Boy Scouts of America because I truly believe in the importance of instilling great values in our nation’s young men.

Areas of Expertise: Personal Injury, Car Accidents, Truck Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Bus Accidents, Construction Accidents, Dog Bites / Attacks, Slip and Fall Injuries, Pedestrian Accidents, Bicycle Accidents, Wrongful Death, Family Law, Divorce, Grounds for Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support, Alimony / Spousal Support, Division of Assets, Estate Planning, Probate, Criminal Defense, DUI / DUAI
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Question:

Do the police have to tell the truth?

Answer:

Sometimes law enforcement will ask a person to come down and make a statement as part of an ongoing investigation they’re undertaking. The question becomes should you go down and make any statements or answer any questions? The answer is no.Can the Police Lie to You?For one, law enforcement is not required to be honest with you during that questioning period. They may just be seeking to elicit a certain response and conclude their case. It could be a number of factors behind that where your friend or some other witness may have implicated you in the case without your knowledge and maybe untruthfully just to save themselves the hassle of dealing with law enforcement. It’s important that in that stage where you’ve been asked to come down and make a statement or answer questions that you contact a criminal defense attorney who is experienced in your local jurisdiction to deal with that matter.


Were you or a loved one arrested or accused of a crime and asking, “can the police lie to you in Oklahoma?” Contact a Stillwater criminal defense attorney at Murray Law Firm today for a free confidential consultation and case evaluation. Let our experience work for you.

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James V. Murray, Esq. Avatar

James V. Murray, Esq.

Attorney University of Oklahoma Law School, Oklahoma State Bar

As a personal injury lawyer, I enjoy helping people. It’s easily the most satisfying part of my job and it’s what drives me to come in to work every day. Those whom I help are real people with real problems.

In personal injury, it’s important to remember that clients are more than just clients. I always make sure that I do. Through my cases, I am able to truly help the people who need it.

When I’m not in the office, I spend time with my wife, who I love very much, and volunteer at my church. I also work extensively with the Boy Scouts of America because I truly believe in the importance of instilling great values in our nation’s young men.

Areas of Expertise: Personal Injury, Car Accidents, Truck Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Bus Accidents, Construction Accidents, Dog Bites / Attacks, Slip and Fall Injuries, Pedestrian Accidents, Bicycle Accidents, Wrongful Death, Family Law, Divorce, Grounds for Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support, Alimony / Spousal Support, Division of Assets, Estate Planning, Probate, Criminal Defense, DUI / DUAI
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