Police Tell Man He Has No Fifth Amendment Constitutional Rights At Checkpoint

[loveunderlaw]

He should've just told them that, "he had nothing to say" & stick with that appproach.

[allodial]

There might also be that presumption of having registered for "Selective Service"--of being a "soldier in waiting". Administrative law.

[loveunderlaw]

There might also be that presumption of having registered for "Selective Service"--of being a "soldier in waiting". Administrative law.

Good point, they made us do it our senior year of HS. Thing is, there are ways of defeating their modern form of indentured servitude.

[shikamaru]

There might also be that presumption of having registered for "Selective Service"--of being a "soldier in waiting". Administrative law.

To be a solider, does not one require the taking of an oath?

[Chex]

To be a solider, does not one require the taking of an oath?

Yep. An army composed of ordinary citizens rather than professional soldiers.

[shikamaru]

Yep. An army composed of ordinary citizens rather than professional soldiers.

Private, standing armies.
Private warfare.
The right to wage war.

[EZrhythm]

Signing up with the selective service system only creates a presumptive agreement that the person will appear for selection when given notice. The soldier obligatory part doesn't come in to play until one "steps forward" at the selection appearance.

[pumpkin]

Selective service agreement is void. Done under duress.

[allodial]

If something is voidable..that might mean that you or someone might have to actually void it (in writing).

WHEREAS ... ..

WHEREAS ...

NOW WHEREFORE for the foregoing reasons the Declarant hereby declares the Thing to be voidable and does hereby void the Thing

[Michael Joseph]

To be a solider, does not one require the taking of an oath?

something about that pesky pledge....i like your style.