| Comment | Regarding 'No Comment'.
My life would be very different if I had known I didn't have to answer questions and 'try to think of good answers'. But a lot of the time they rely on the fact that you've never had any dealings with the police to screw you.
They will act friendly and chatty and if you are a 'normal' person who's never done this before, you will feel pressured to give some kind of answers. You might think your breaking the law or hurting your case by not answering, or you might just feel you're being 'rude'. They don't care that you're a nice person - they want convictions exactly the same way a salesman wants sales.
'No Comment' is your best friend. |
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