Tales from the Brown Desk - Episode 2 - Miranda rights, Penalties for Violating Stay-at-home Order, Covid-19 & Releasing Inmates

Tales from the Brown Desk

Weekly Criminal Law Podcast, Tales from the Brown Desk, brought to you by Rigney Law LLC. Tales from the Brown Desk is a free flowing conversation involving two foul-mouthed attorneys. It may include graphic descriptions of sexual activity, violence, and traffic law. It may not be suitable for children. Listener discretion advised.
Episode 2 - Discussion about criminal law misconception: Miranda Rights, how charges change after being arrested, Indiana's Governor Holcomb vetoing tenant rights bill, penalties for violating Indiana's stay-at-home order due to the coronavirus (Covid 19), collection of cell phone location data to track adherence of stay-at-home orders, calls for Governor Holcomb to release low level offenders from jail, Supreme Court ruling: Carpenter v. United States and cops needing warrant to collect data from cell phones, and Florida man.

Chapters

1. Tales from the Brown Desk - Episode 2 - Miranda rights, Penalties for Violating Stay-at-home Order, Covid-19 & Releasing Inmates (00:00:00)

2. Miranda Rights (00:01:26)

3. Should you talk to the police? (00:05:44)

4. How arrest charges change (00:10:59)

5. Indiana Governor Holcomb's Veto Power (00:14:35)

6. Penalties for not obeying Indiana's stay-at-home order (00:17:58)

7. Collection of cell phone location data (00:22:32)

8. Calls for Governor Holcomb to release low-level offenders from jail due to the coronavirus (Covid 19) (00:25:28)

9. Supreme Court Ruling - Carpenter v. The United States (00:26:46)

10. Florida man using app for bike rides dragged into crime after Google turned over his location data (00:29:35)

11. Florida man arrested and put in jail following flawed field test (00:32:48)