Leach speaking to UM law class

[KOdawg1]

with Kiffin as a moderator. I'd pay money to see this.

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[BeardoMSU]

20 bucks Lane goads Mike into saying something stupid to sabotage him.**

[Rex54]

Don't talk to the police

[Cowbell]

20 bucks Lane goads Mike into saying something stupid to sabotage him.**

He would not want to risk us having to fire him to replace him with someone better**

[maroonmania]

Wow, maybe State can get Lane Kiffin to speak at StaggerIn on the art of picking up chicks at a bar.***

[MaroonFlounder]

Ya know, it's all cute and shit that Lane and Mike are all buddy buddy, but if the Landsharts come into StarkVegas in late November and beat us, the Pirate will need to set sail for a different location.

[Lord McBuckethead]

Don't talk to the police

Never talk to the police. Regardless of the situation. Always have a lawyer present. Always.
Everything you say, Can and WILL be used against you in a court of law. It doesn't say can and may, it says WILL.

[Fader21]

Never talk to the police. Regardless of the situation. Always have a lawyer present. Always.
Everything you say, Can and WILL be used against you in a court of law. It doesn't say can and may, it says WILL.

Miranda only applies to when someone is in custody and being questioned though. Before that comes into first amendment rights. I have no problem talking to an officer when I know 100% I did nothing illegal.

[StateDawg44]

Ya know, it's all cute and shit that Lane and Mike are all buddy buddy, but if the Landsharts come into StarkVegas in late November and beat us, the Pirate will need to set sail for a different location.

Lolz. Well even if the scenario you laid out in November happened, he ain't going nowhere.

Fire 2 coaches after 2 years each. Not happening.

[Rex54]

I have no problem talking to an officer when I know 100% I did nothing illegal.

Then you are a fool

[Johnson85]

Miranda only applies to when someone is in custody and being questioned though. Before that comes into first amendment rights. I have no problem talking to an officer when I know 100% I did nothing illegal.

Ho boy. Spoken like somebody that wants to go to jail even though they didn't do anything illegal.

That might be ok for state or local cop, but for your sake, never, ever talk to federal agents without talking to a lawyer first. Even if they claim they are just asking you for info for someone or something else they are investigating that doesn't involve you as a suspect, don't talk to them. They could be lying to you(which they are allowed to do) but if you just accidently mix up some dates from a year before they will use it to ruin your life if they feel like it.

[RocketDawg]

Ho boy. Spoken like somebody that wants to go to jail even though they didn't do anything illegal.

That might be ok for state or local cop, but for your sake, never, ever talk to federal agents without talking to a lawyer first. Even if they claim they are just asking you for info for someone or something else they are investigating that doesn't involve you as a suspect, don't talk to them. They could be lying to you(which they are allowed to do) but if you just accidently mix up some dates from a year before they will use it to ruin your life if they feel like it.

I'll give you not only a realistic situation, but one that's true. One day a few years ago, there was a knock on my door. It was an FBI agent, and he showed proper identification. His purpose was to ask me a few questions about my neighbor, who was being vetted for a security clearance with a defense contractor. Are you saying I should have turned the guy away and told him to come back because I wanted a lawyer? That would have been a stupid thing to do, in my opinion. It would only have sounded suspicions. Obviously, I invited him in and answered his questions. The same thing has happened to friends of mine when I was being investigated for a clearance.

Under other circumstances, knowing I had done nothing wrong, I would also talk to an agent.

[RocketDawg]

Ya know, it's all cute and shit that Lane and Mike are all buddy buddy, but if the Landsharts come into StarkVegas in late November and beat us, the Pirate will need to set sail for a different location.

I see nothing wrong with the two coaches liking each other and getting along well. I think we have to remember that to them, coaching is first and foremost a job, and they're not necessarily dyed-in-the-wool fans of the university.

[Saltydog]

That's Joey Freshwater, not Lane Kiffin......

[Rex54]

I'll give you not only a realistic situation, but one that's true. One day a few years ago, there was a knock on my door. It was an FBI agent, and he showed proper identification. His purpose was to ask me a few questions about my neighbor, who was being vetted for a security clearance with a defense contractor. Are you saying I should have turned the guy away and told him to come back because I wanted a lawyer? That would have been a stupid thing to do, in my opinion. It would only have sounded suspicions. Obviously, I invited him in and answered his questions. The same thing has happened to friends of mine when I was being investigated for a clearance.

Under other circumstances, knowing I had done nothing wrong, I would also talk to an agent.

Ok boomer.

[BeardoMSU]

[Todd4State]

Ya know, it's all cute and shit that Lane and Mike are all buddy buddy, but if the Landsharts come into StarkVegas in late November and beat us, the Pirate will need to set sail for a different location.

I definitely agree that this Egg Bowl is big for Leach and MSU. Nothing builds good will like beating Ole Miss.

[Johnson85]

I'll give you not only a realistic situation, but one that's true. One day a few years ago, there was a knock on my door. It was an FBI agent, and he showed proper identification. His purpose was to ask me a few questions about my neighbor, who was being vetted for a security clearance with a defense contractor. Are you saying I should have turned the guy away and told him to come back because I wanted a lawyer? That would have been a stupid thing to do, in my opinion. It would only have sounded suspicions. Obviously, I invited him in and answered his questions. The same thing has happened to friends of mine when I was being investigated for a clearance.

Under other circumstances, knowing I had done nothing wrong, I would also talk to an agent.

Yes, to be smart, you should have turned him away. You gained nothing but put yourself at risk of financially ruinous prosecution if not jail. Realistically, that's a pretty low probability event if they are claiming it's a background check for a neighbor, but why risk a catastrophic result for nothing.

Also, while they may not have an interest in being ethical just because they want to do the right thing, maybe if being unethical impeded their operations, they would try to be ethical more often.

[Maroonthirteen]

Yes, to be smart, you should have turned him away. You gained nothing but put yourself at risk of financially ruinous prosecution if not jail. Realistically, that's a pretty low probability event if they are claiming it's a background check for a neighbor, but why risk a catastrophic result for nothing.

Also, while they may not have an interest in being ethical just because they want to do the right thing, maybe if being unethical impeded their operations, they would try to be ethical more often.

So tell the full story.... what did you do? Be an ass and lie to them? And it backfired on you. That's my guess.

[dawgoneyall]

Yall, there quite a few MSU grads in law school at oxford