Reading of Rights

[Type 40]

Is there a reason the reading of rights is a quicktime event?. What I mean is, its a blink and you miss it option when making an arrest

[dragonadamant]

Mask1992 původně napsal:

how do you read their right? finished the demo without reading anyone right (didn't notice it)

Press Square after arrest (not sure if you can do it before arrest, and despite the emphasis on procedure, it's really easy to miss)

[TYPEDMEDAL125]

Mask1992 původně napsal:

how do you read their right? finished the demo without reading anyone right (didn't notice it)

as you are arresting the suspect press the button to call out button
KB/M= CTRL
XBOX CONTROLLER= X
PS CONTROLLER= SQUARE

[DXM]

♀⛤WitchyWoman⛤♀ původně napsal:

LCPDFR is the most realistic police simulation going and you do not read miranda in that. In fact in many cases in real arrests, Miranda is not read. I can recall many times when friends or family got arrested growing up in CA and miranda was never read, in fact on one occasion when my older brother got arrested in front of me for possession of pot, the cop said flat out. "You know your rights, no need to have to read them" (which in most cases people know their rights already, thats a fact in all honesty), and that was that and no the cases were not thrown out. That was Los Angeles county of all places where I grew up....home of GTA V.

uhh...actually the LSPDFR is only a mod in GTAV...and this game is an indie game dudeu cant compare it with a mod

[DXM]

DXM původně napsal:

♀⛤WitchyWoman⛤♀ původně napsal:

LCPDFR is the most realistic police simulation going and you do not read miranda in that. In fact in many cases in real arrests, Miranda is not read. I can recall many times when friends or family got arrested growing up in CA and miranda was never read, in fact on one occasion when my older brother got arrested in front of me for possession of pot, the cop said flat out. "You know your rights, no need to have to read them" (which in most cases people know their rights already, thats a fact in all honesty), and that was that and no the cases were not thrown out. That was Los Angeles county of all places where I grew up....home of GTA V.

uhh...actually the LCPDFR is only a mod in GTAV...and this game is an indie game dudeu cant compare it with a mod

[Sasha Mason]

I feel like this is something that will become relevant in the full game, but in the demo it makes no difference.

[Rez]

tarmo888 původně napsal:

Not sure why that option is even needed, Miranda rights are not needed to be read if the police is not going to ask them any questions while transporting them to the station. They could simply drop them off and whoever starts asking questions there, will need to read the rights.

I guess they wanted to make the point to the rookie player that they can ask questions before arresting because if they arrest and ask questions, they need to read the rights first.

While it is absolutely true there must be custody AND questioning, it is rare and frankly unrealistic for police to not read rights when someone is simply taken into custody. In fact, most police department policy requires it. It is not unusual to re-read a suspect his or her rights multiple times when there is a physical custody change, new interviewer, etc, for the same arrest.

[Rez]

DXM původně napsal:

♀⛤WitchyWoman⛤♀ původně napsal:

LCPDFR is the most realistic police simulation going and you do not read miranda in that. In fact in many cases in real arrests, Miranda is not read. I can recall many times when friends or family got arrested growing up in CA and miranda was never read, in fact on one occasion when my older brother got arrested in front of me for possession of pot, the cop said flat out. "You know your rights, no need to have to read them" (which in most cases people know their rights already, thats a fact in all honesty), and that was that and no the cases were not thrown out. That was Los Angeles county of all places where I grew up....home of GTA V.

uhh...actually the LSPDFR is only a mod in GTAV...and this game is an indie game dudeu cant compare it with a mod

Assuming a suspect already knows his or her rights, regardless of whether the suspect does or not already know them, does not meet the U.S. Supreme court's legal requirement to read them their rights.