Officers Serve Auditor with Restraining Order
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You know this guy's for real when he informs the cop he's being audio recorded from both pockets
So that he can record him in stereo obviously.
🤣🤣🤣
If you’re gonna be one of the best then you have to be prepared for any situation. An average trouble maker/auditor person would lose audio if he got one of his pockets shot off. Not this guy, though. That’s what makes him special.
Yeah the protestor guy is dumb. When it's a court order; whether you like it or not you gotta obey the court order. If the protestor don't like the restraining order then he has to go to court. End of deal.
He wanted to get a stereo recording. :)
The one thing the auditor failed to realize is it doesn't matter at this point if he was assaulted or not cause he never reported said assault to police, on the other hand the store owner apparently did and went thru the proper channels to get a restraining order instituted via superior court which means until the court makes a decision you gotta go🤦🏾♂️.
Exactly. I feel for him if it's true, but without anything to back it up, it's too late, and now it comes down to good old "he said vs he said" -- and the other guy took action first unfortunately (again if it's true).
@@robinhay43 And the cat that gets the restraining order 1st gets the spoils...in some places if the auditor wants to be petty he could put a restraining order on the the hardware owner. So...🤷🏾♂️
@@brothermel9702 he mentions emails and an officer's report regarding the assault several times.
@@snappa77 That's all fine we'll and good bit if you don't pursue it and I'm assuming that he didn't....it matters not what reports he gave to police for the most part as it sounds like he possibly had a case to get a restraining order to the hardware owner. But didn't and the hardware owner did so he gets things to go in favor.
That and if he was assaulted he should WANT to be 1000 feet away from the guy who assaulted him.
I think it's important to note where police and law are separated.
“I could tell you his dental hygiene. He got some plaque around his teeth and his gums are receding.” 9:08 😂
Lmao. You have to be SUPER close, dentist type to know that. 🤣
@@mr.duanesharpe , the cop even laughed when he said it. I watched the video about 30 minutes ago and I’m still laughing. 😂
Oh god. He really went on the teeth......i just passed that part and my head hurt and i laughed so hard and choked on my water all at the same time.
I notice he had come prepared with a homemade 'masking tape' shirt pocket.
Somewhere to put the restraining order until he decides to read it.🤣
😆😆😆😆 A different kind of pocket protector. 👕 😂😂😂😂
Lifehack!
@@danieljohnson5595 Tailors hate him
Lol y’all the pocket police😂
if the women don't find you handsome they can at least find you handy!
The only thing I know for a fact about Slander and Libel is that 'Slander is Spoken, in print it's Libel'
J K Simmons taught me that
God he is so perfect in that roll
@@randyneves9701 He was just as perfect in Portal 2.
saaame
@@randyneves9701 was it white, wheat, multigrain?
I was geeking when the mid-credits clip rolled after Spiderman Homecoming! Love that he's back!
Giving him a ride was a very cool thing. De-escalation works, and needs to be the first priority.
It always is the first priority, the only time it isn’t used is when the suspect is an immediate threat
@tech 52 no shit there alot of bad drs alot of bad teachers
First priority is to remove the whacko from the property.
I wouldn't say the first priority. But definitely a "whenever possible"
@@kekololi4094 So if someone was on your property you would want police officers to take as long as possible to make the trespasser at ease with leaving the premise?
Damn, the rare one where it's a good interaction and both get A's.
It happens in real life a lot. It just doesn't get posted everyday online.
@@new-yj4pm Of course.
Honest I would give Mr Scott a B. He was trying to get into pointless arguments about the validity of the restraining order with police officers who just came to give him the papers. They literally couldn't do anything else even if they knew that the restraining order was wrongly served.
ATA pops up on my feed and I have no choice but to grab my popcorn and watch.
Ditto
I've lived in Washington my whole life and I've only met officers like these ones, super nice and willing to listen. The only horrible experience I've had with authority was a female game warden, she came up to me and my dad after we were done fishing while we were looking around the little bridge and she instantly assumed my dad was fishing there where you're not supposed to because there was someone else's old hook in the bush near by. She accused him of fishing and attempting to hide it by cutting off his hook and throwing it in the bushes and gave him a ticket. Not only was the hook still on my dad's pole but his pole was taken apart and tied up
That's the problem with police, one bad cop can undo so much good will. I've had countless great interactions with police, and one bad one, but that's the one that always comes to mind first.
Fish cops are the worst cops and sadly often have more authority than others.
@@holder1971 I personally know most the game wardens around where I hunt and fish and have known them since I was like 10 and most of them are pretty cool
@@TheDeviIDogg We have lots of game wardens in Northwestern Ohio there's regular game wardens ... then in my city Toledo. people come from every where when the walleye run (hence the Toledo AAA hockey team) so a lot of park Rangers and park police work with the wardens to try and make as much cash while everyone is wading in the water side by side and on every foot of the banks of The Maumee river.
Well you're lucky you don't live where I do then. Also in Washington state, within King County. small city, but not saying exactly which one, for obvious reasons. My step brother and his friend were outside when one of the assholes a few ouses down and across the street wanted to start shit for another friend "driving off too fast" when the guy has kids, who weren't even outside. He started using a bat and swinging at my step brother and his friend, so the friend ran and got a BB Gun, not pointing it or anything (the police said he held it pointing at the ground), and when the cops came one of the cops took the BB Gun after cuffing my step brother and his friend, and having them sitting on the ground. One of the cops then took the gun and started waving it around and pointing it at both of them saying things like "OH, is this how you were acting? You wanna be a gangster? Were you holding it like this?" and held it sideways like a stereotype thug, and kept it pointed at their faced while my mom and I pulled into the driveway. That was in 2006. He is still a cop and a complaint was basically laughed at.
"Look man, I'm just the messenger here. Let us help you get this done right."
As a process server, that one resonated with me.
@@michaelsinclair1343 what's a process server? Never heard of it and it got me curious.
@@MrRFPinhas generally a process server is someone who's hired as a representative of the court to serve legal process (summons and subpoenas most often). So the officer is acting as a process server in this video as he is serving the man with a restraining order which is a document issued by the court. Almost always, the process server is a third party that is hired specifically to do nothing more or less than serve documents. But people often get aggravated with me because these documents are usually bad for them (divorce papers, restraining order, summons in civil case, etc). It's understandable for someone receiving paperwork like this to be upset but the one serving the paperwork generally doesn't even know what is going on beyond knowing this person is meant to receive those documents.
@@michaelsinclair1343 very well said. Being served paperwork (right or wrong) can be aggravating. But the person giving you those papers is USUALLY not the person to argue with. Yet they handled it very professionally and heard what he had to say the entire way through.
@@britten02 I try to be as empathetic as possible so often when doing my job, I will hear these people out for a few minutes and sometimes it does help them feel better and it helps me by making the service easier. There have been a few times where people have attempted to get violent with me but luckily it's never escalated beyond them shouting at me while I walk back to my car. It helps that I've got a small body cam I always have running during these jobs and if they get very angry, I will also pull my phone out and live record to my attorneys just in case something happens. Being on camera when attorneys are involved generally makes people think twice about causing an incident.
The amount of patience these cops showed is infinitely more than literally anyone could expect any reasonable person to show.
More? This is the minimum.
This Officer ? Yes. But apparently the previous Officer wasn't so nice...
But this Officer DID trick that fool into riding in the backseat of his car ! 🤷🏼♂️
He had opportunity to respond to the TRO. The other guy wins because he filed first. And that's that. The cop did nothing, he's an errand boy.
An errand boy sent by hardware store clerks to pass a bill
@@JackManiacky actually sent by the court, but same idea
Love seeing officers like this that come in try to de-escalate the situation and treat people with respect and only do their job regardless if they agree or disagree with his sign
It warms my heart to see such positive interactions. These seem to be some folks who are passionate about their job and their community. We can always do with more people doing that whether they are law enforcement or not.
I'm only 4 minutes into this and all I'm thinking is "just take the damn papers dude and deal with this in the appropriate setting.....which is the courtroom."
These odditards like to argue EVERYWHERE, but the courts.
Dude sounded as intelligent as those "sovereign citizens".
Why pass up a great opportunity to throw a tempertantrun. He literally lives for that shit.
he can’t adult...
The research you do in all your video is OUTSTANDING !!!!! You really know your subjets and the way you explain is awesome !!!! Even for me that is french, the infos are clear and easy to understand !!! You do a great job !!! Keep up the good work :)
I can imagine how that would have played out with a different set of officers, the kind we've seen before, that come out barking, demanding compliance, threatening retaliation within 10 seconds if you don't immediately do everything they say. We've all seen it, and it is infuriating. The fact that these cops handled it like pros, shows how wrong the 'other' kind of cop is, the one that is purely driven by ego and a lust for violence. Those are the ones that we need to weed out.
Well said.
Let your imagination run free.
@@danporath536 I guess I meant it's easy to visualize this encounter with a different outcome, with the less professional LEO behavior that we have all seen over and over again. I'm glad this one turned out the way it did, and the contrast between this an other encounters serves as a great example to citizens and law enforcement alike.
@@graysonchristie7687 One’s particular bias can allow one to visualize a number of outcomes, but this was the actual outcome.
Too bad more then half of them are never that cordial
It's good to see officers who get an A+. We should always focus on the issues to make sure peoples rights aren't being violated, but it's nice to show that there are good officers who work to be proper LEOs.
Honestly,the guys sign is barely legible ! Aside from that, there didn't appear to be a person anywhere, around that was actually going to read it. But, now that the Cops showed up, it's being seen every day, on the Internet. WTG, Police Mans. WTG !
Did he really make a front pocket out of masking tape?
Funny! I would have used staples or safety pins! At least he is trying to improvise, adapt, and overcome government/corporate corruption in a rigged system!
Wearing a bandage from his previous assault 🤣
Probably to hold his audio recorder… besides, every shirt needs a pocket on it.
Damn millionaires with their fancy sewn pockets!
@@MichaelJoppa
Damn, that's some brilliant Mark Twain shit!
I love watching your videos. You help make things so clear. Thank you for your excellent work! It was also nice to see good cops. I wish more were like him.
Ok sorry. This guy sounds like a crazy! The police officer was EXTREMELY cordial and respectful. He was serving a paper. Assume it was assigned to him by higher ups. He didn’t wake up that morning and say ok, I’m going to bother the guy at he ACE hardware store.
Yes he did.
He woke up and said "Yes sir boss man, I'll do what you say without a care or thought in the world".
Too many people like this exist. Why think if I'm being paid? Just do it, I'm being paid.
I don't think he did this to this man specifically and the cop did a great job. That guy was served whether he likes it or not, all the server needs to know is the person they gave it to is the right person.
Nazi soldiers were also just doing following commands. It doesn't make them innocent of the war crimes they committed.
@@12345shipreck Nazis would take people out back and line them up against a post to be shot.
Nazis were notoriously unkind, hence the war crimes. Police approaching an individual in a parking lot to serve him papers is not even close to the nazi regime.
Sick victim mentality though!
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It's not a threat. It's called "fair warning."
Can still be a threat is used wrongly.
yeah, well what that man did was use propositional logic. If-Then.
@@DragonK8 threats are only in the context of the innocent
Warnings are not the same.
Great job to the officers! So glad they handled it the way they did. This gives me hope that we are not too far gone.
Always good to record police encounters. It encourages professionalism and de escalation. Doesn’t always work but helps.
As always, another great video with great information. Thank you for your channel.
Community service at its finest 👌 its refreshing to watch positive encounters
Restraimg orders is worthless. You can go to court and get one against other person. With out video of the assult going to be tough to get him charged
And they don't come with actual restraints... it was a very disappointing weekend...
Satellites arent real
@@RealImMe I love showing people pictures of there homes on Google maps they have no clue. Mine has me in the photo. Google truck came by as I was in drive way. Or my neighbor asked how many homes have swimming pools said let's look. He was amazed I showed him satlitte view of subdivision.
@@RealImMe but wasn't the OP talking more about him obtaining RETROACTIVE evidence (for the alleged assault), that won't exist no matter what, if it wasn't captured at the time? Can't get evidence after the fact and despite cameras seeming like they are everywhere, there's been many times they're not recording when you need them the most.
I feel for this protester if he was wronged because I've been there and so have other good people, where someone gets away with flipping the script and you just don't have the foresight to record.
What's a restraimg order?
What a difference the way people approach an issue makes. Everyone came out of this withought any harm. Well done.
Another great video! I love starting my day with such great education
Honestly this is how every interaction with the police should go and I hope this channel (and others like it) guides both citizens and police alike to have more outcomes like this in the future.
For sure - this was a good example of wonderful police work. Patience, respect and a good outcome. Let's have more of this!
02:49 My response when life tries to hand me the responsibilities
Too real! 😄
Excellent chanel, presented clearly, researched, precedence given., overall a great informative source. Thank you
this is, by far, my favorite channel.
Last time I was this early I made a child
You guys need to review and do an audit the audit on Adair PD Adair Oklahoma. Traffic stop. About 10 days ago. Cop got way excessive.
The detailed explanation is perfect. thank you.
I love seeing an interaction where everybody does well! The officer was exceptionally respectful and patient. The gentleman being served was respectful and patient. It's amazing what happens when people are respectful and patient!
Even the rare one where the cop gets the A and the "victim" gets the F are good watches. I think there's only one of those so far though.
I’m usually against Cops, but the auditor here was clearly looking for an incident and picking a fight. This officer was actually doing his job, trying to resolve the situation without any arrests or charges if at all possible. We need more officers like this, who don’t get all worked up and full of pride with the people they deal with.
I agree . At least based on this encounter
Auditors almost always try to cause issues to test law enforcement on their knowledge of the law, but it usually involves instigating problems that could be avoided by simply engaging in civilized discussions with law enforcement.
@@alexs.818 100% I don't understand why people LITERALLY try to start problems with law enforcement when they aren't breaking any laws. If you aren't breaking a law, and you just talk to them in a civilized manner, they are gonna be fine and leave. (and in this case they even gave the guy basically a free uber ride lol)
@@chaosbandito6305 evidently you haven’t seen very many of these videos😭🤣
They was having a talk like they were in a bar having beers talking about the game.
Really good jobs on the part of the police. But it also takes two to tango and Mr Scott was pretty cordial. Well done to all of them. Glad they could work it out and I hope Mr Scott will be able to assert his rights if they have been breached.
Thank you for this report ☺️ it was very educational. My personal working definition of these type of threats, I called them verbal assault.
Love your videos, can I ask if putting the state in the title an option? To locate videos easier as some states are different than others. Just curious thank you
the "auditor" needed to have a camera rolling that day. at least a body camera. otherwise, their word vs your word.
Auditing without cameras is weird and potentially dangerous.
@@Foolish188 💯
He did had vidéo caméra, his cellphone, + 2 audio device in each pocket for that immersive surround sound experience
@@Mrbigmike311 That sweet, sweet pocket-muffled stereo spread.
I agree with your A+ grade for the cops. They handled it well. Not sure if I would have given Scott such a high grade because he seemed not to understand that a court order is already beyond the police. But its a judgement call I guess.
ATA often over grades the citizen in poor situations.
@@samwell707 Yep, you got that right. Biased reporting consistently.
I think they are graded on actions more than knowledge, from the citizens perspective at least. Cops should absolutely be more knowledgeable than citizens on the laws, at least the ones they are enforcing. It is their job after all.
That's how problems should be handled congratulations to those officers. The man that chose to express his rights great job.
These cops were awesome. Great job of deescalation and “hearing” Mr. Scott without going straight to a command presence. Which, generally, goes south quickly. They heard him, but made sure to execute the court order. Fair play!
Ive watched every audit the audit video ever uploaded and this one is right in my back yard! I'm so proud of Pasco PD for representing Tri Cities well!
Same.
Same, I personally have had good encounters with them. Got ticketed once but honestly wasn't upset, it was actually my fault. But kennewick and richland, yea i heard bad things about them. luckily no encounters yet.
ATA creeping up on 1 Million!?!?! ❤🔥💪
It's nice to see the police getting an a on this channel its rare but it happens and I'm happy seeing it because it assures me that this channel is trying to be as unbiased as possible, which is always the goal when speaking of laws
This is why I live this channel. Y I u cover it all. When the cops are bad, when the citizens are bad, when everyone is bad and when everyone is good.
Thank you for your content!
I didn't grab that - that doesn't count as a serving.
LOVELY! ;D
Our protester needs to get something meaningful and productive into his life. Nevertheless, he isn't a public threat. Good job to everyone.
Agreed. He has a wedding ring on and mentions his kids. This guy needs to learn to dress like a normal person, trim his beard, and show his family how a man focuses on meaningful pursuits.
@@richardc-ex7rt growing a beard is a problem? Lol, ok.
@@MistaCen I didn’t say it was. I have one myself, but it’s trimmed.
@@richardc-ex7rt wow... You can justify telling someone else what they need to do and how to live? You miss the whole point of what rights are?
@@richardc-ex7rt What a pathetic thing to say. Let people live the lives they want to as long as they aren’t hurting others.
Have to say huge props to Pascoe PD for this particular interaction. Well done!
I've never heard someone call propositional logic an If then statement outside of Computer Programming. If nothing else this man cracks me up.
It's good to see some departments and officers value the power of respecting citizens.
Thank you for a Thursday video! It was a good one!
Ive watched for a decent amount of time now, and I rarely ever see an A+, good stuff from the Pasco Police.
I appreciate seeing one of your video's that show positive interactions between law enforcement and the public. I feel we would have a much safer country if the good and proper interactions between police and the public (the interactions mostly overlooked in favor of the scandalous or flashy) were brought to light and shown. Both the officer and the citizen said their peace and though it started with tension they both worked to de-escalate the situation. Both men showed proper respect and a situation that could have easily ended poorly if just one of these men acted inappropriately, ended with a man getting a ride home.
Ok, let's get straight to the real question. Did Mr Scott tape his pocket to his shirt?! We demand answers!
More likely covering something he doesn't want shown?
looks like a DIY tape pocket to me.
this respectful officer's interaction was what all police interactions should strive to be
I’ve watched so many of these Audit the Audit videos over the past 48hours that now I’m only getting lawyer ads on RUclips 😂
At this point it's process service. A straightforward task.
These officers really did a good job. It can be frustrating to come out on a call like this, as most of the time the people you are there to escort off the property will act like a five year old and stomp around. You can't just haul them off the property like you could an unruly child, and end the day there. These officers were calm, and willing to continue their job without jumping the gun.
Thanks for sharing
Just a question but in the quoted part of the video the term "We think" was blurred out on the first line highlighted on time stamp 4:55? I love the videos but this part I do question that not being highlighted. You may have covered it further in the video and I will watch the rest. It just seems that one part of the quote may move the meaning of said quote back and forth between the meaning. If that makes sense.
Great example of de-escalation and good policing. Only potential issue is determining if they investigated the alleged assault.
I noticed that, also. Victor Scott made a report to Officer Fox about being assaulted. I would classify that as a criminal complaint.
Mr. Scott gets an F- from the fashion police for his homemade taped on shirt pocket. LMAO!!! 🤣
The guy has a nice last time. I sure as hell hope he isn't related to me. LOL
Hey, a person's got to do what a person's got to do.
Yay another audit the audit i haven't seen
Oml im from Pasco and tri-cities. This episode is SO close to where I grew up!!
I really don't know about that title. Perhaps a more accurate title would be "Officers approach citizen over potentially questionable restraining order". Great video as always, I just wanted to give a little feedback.
Wouldn’t “serves” be more accurate than “approaches”? ...see how that works? You can only put one title on a video. But I guess they get that one try to come up with the title that YOU think is correct, huh? Did you put up a video on the same case? Is that what you titled yours? Guess not... maybe if you wanna decide what’s an acceptable title, maybe you should post some videos and name em whatever the hell you please.
@@invictusbp1prop143 these aren't even auditing videos that the channels namesake claims to be.
More like one sided body cam biased bullshit bootlicking.
@@dizzystill2276 No, you just choose to watch the ones that make you angry. Over half of the videos on this channel highlight poor police conduct.
@@shogunguy Is my watch history public??? Projecting much?
These videos are, and if you have any respect for the constitution you'd agree that this guy is a clown with an agenda to whitewash police misconduct.
Judges issue restraining orders. Not the police. Please officers are required to serve them as it is a court order from the judge.
The subject has a right to request a hearing to contest the validity of the order.
Officers did a great job
This is the second video that I watched on this channel giving A+ for the officers. I wanna see more A+ cops. Guide me, please.
Go subscribe to the ‘Columbus Police Body Cam’ channel. There is video after video of A+ cops. They seriously might have the best department in the country, I swear.
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 will do. Thank you.
@@burndead
No problem! Enjoy.
Well done. Thanks!
Thank you ATA for the knowledge and consistent videos!
Good to see a positive encounter on both sides for a change😋
Only through the first four minutes, but so far the cop seems to be one of the good ones, very reasonable, calm, de-escalating, polite. Wondering where this will go, at this point in the video (on this channel), I‘m usually already really, really annoyed with the police already-not this time; if anything, I wish the guy the policeman is talking to would start listening and not shooting the messenger.
I live in the city and Pasco is actually the more respected officers. I actually got 2 warnings from them before. The dick ones are the Kennewick and Richland ones. (we're known as the Tri-cities where Pasco, Kennewick and Richland resides hence i mentioned the other 2)
It makes me wonder what the recourse of the court would be if the restraining order was issued under false pretenses. For example can a civil court order the arrest of said person for impeding 1st amendment rights and/or providing a false statement?
Are you ever going to get around to posting an overview of the Lieutenant Nazario pepper ball incident you said you were on your 2nd channel?
I like the "that isn't serving me because I can't pick it up" bit. That's a really funny little insight into how this guy interprets the world around him.
Just a few steps steps away from Soverign Citizen "I am a traveler, not a driver" rants.
Next up on AtA: Adair Oklahoma cop goes completely off the deep end
Oh i hope he does that one next the cop was crazy
That was absolutely insane
And there is a petition to keep him on the force. Can't believe that video crazy.
Which cop? I’ve not heard about it, I don’t think...
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 if you type in adair Oklahoma cop it pops up it was from like 6 days ago.. Its gross
It never ceases to amaze me how much these auditors self sabotage.
Thank you for your videos.
That was pretty damn good, thanks.
There should be a warning sign posted on this channel for being highly addictive. Good video
Perhaps we could audit that idea. Let's start with federal code about addictive services.
You're right! I am binge watching this channel.
Tri Cities (Pasco) Wa. is a decent area. I've met some good cops there. It's great to see both get perfect grades. I hope many officers see this video and learn from it.
Yup I live here and they're defiantly way nicer than the other 2 cities. I personally gotten warnings from them lol.
Great video as usual Audit the Audit! I know it might be out of your realm but have you ever thought of doing some Canadian videos? The law can be very different, but it's still a lot like the USA.
I'm really surprised, out of the audit covered my stomping grounds
You're videos are very informative thank you!
Everyone here should " Assist" in getting this channel to 1 Million Subscribers!
Yes, this was fantastic policing. Great job.
Great work by the officers 👊🏽
That officer was truly great. If more people were as respectful but firm as he was I imagine there'd be less issues lol
I agree 100% with Audit the Audit's analysis.
amazing you're so brave
@@davevanlaren2501 I do not always agree with Audit the Audit. I don't know how being brave would have anything to do with it.
It is extremely difficult for me to sympathize with police. I watch many videos and I admit that has caused me to believe good-cops are a rarity. But I try to keep an open mind when I see cops do their job while maintaining respect for the people that make up their communities.
@@jamesyoung1022 He is being sarcastic lol
@@sukmiicook Thanks Max. Sometimes I'm a bit dense and don't get it.
@@jamesyoung1022 Showing good cops is boring. Bad cops are something to talk about. It's how news is!
This was a great interaction!
Keep Pressing!!!
"Do you need any help?"
"No officer, I'm fine"
"Great!, Let us help the shit out of you"
Imagine we lived in a world where people were annoyed at the police because they were so damn helpful and nice.
@@justfriends7581 I'm sure alot of places have very stuck up police officers, I am sure this is not the case everywhere, but in my town, small, and everybody knows everybody the cops are very friendly and helpful. It's always annoying to get a ticket but I dont hold it against them because they arent bad people
I'm glad to see one where the PD was amazing!
All Police Departments are Corporations, so they are " Policy Enforcers ". Some wear a " Thin Blue Line Flag " even though they take an Oath to our Constitution making them traitors to their country for money.
@@jeffpricefamily3905 Lol. Police Departments are corporations! You're hilarious! If they are corporations then what's the ticker symbol for Police Departments? Why don't they file with the IRS?
You may want to look up what a corporation is!
I am always amused when delusional mentally ill folks post comments.
@@larrycrabs5995 Supreme Court of United States doesen't lie.
HALE
v.
HENKEL.
201 U.S. 43 (1906)
No. 340.
Supreme Court of United States.
Argued January 4, 5, 1906.
Decided March 12, 1906.
APPEAL FROM THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
( Paragraph 50 ? )
Conceding that the witness was an officer of the corporation under investigation, and that he was entitled to assert the rights of the corporation with respect to the production of its books and papers, we are of the opinion that there is a clear distinction in this particular between an individual and a corporation, and that the latter has no right to refuse to submit its books and papers for an examination at the suit of the State. The individual may stand upon his constitutional rights as a citizen. He is entitled to carry on his private business in his own way. His power to contract is unlimited. He owes no duty to the State or to his neighbors to divulge his business, or to open his doors to an investigation, so far as it may tend to incriminate him. He owes no such duty to the State, since he receives nothing therefrom, beyond the protection of his life and property. His rights are such as existed by the law of the land long antecedent to the organization of the State, and can only be taken from him by due process of law, and in accordance with the Constitution. Among his rights are a refusal to incriminate himself, and the immunity of himself and his property from arrest or seizure except under a warrant of the law. He owes nothing to the public so long as he does not trespass upon their rights.
@@jeffpricefamily3905 Isn't that adorable! They taught you how to copy/paste.
Here's a challenge. Try looking up what a corporation is then copy/paste that rather than court decisions over 100 years ago.
I’m super impressed with the officers. mr scott was pissing me off and the offer stayed SO calm and was doing what he could to de-escalate the situation
Mr Scott is annoying as hell
Ah yes my favorite channel when it comes to seeing some officers not knowing what to do
Things cops can't do. Relitigate an order from a judge.