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The NLG-NYC has confirmed: The NYPD’s Intelligence Division & the FBI are questioning people arrested at the recent New York City protests about their political beliefs and affiliations, among other things.

REMEMBER: YOU HAVE THE RIGHTS TO REMAIN SILENT AND TO TALK WITH A LAWYER
YOU HAVE NO OBLIGATION TO SUBMIT TO SUCH LAW ENFORCEMENT QUESTIONING, AND IT IS DANGEROUS TO DO SO.

To exercise your rights, SAY ONLY:

I AM GOING TO REMAIN SILENT
I WANT TO SPEAK TO A LAWYER
I DO NOT CONSENT TO A SEARCH

Then, remain silent, and do not answer questions.
If you are in NYC and you are questioned by the NYPD or the FBI about your politics, or know someone who was, please call the National Lawyers Guild - NYC Chapter at 212-679-6018 to speak with an attorney.
"...If demonstrators find themselves under arrest, Oliver went on to say, they should not consent to law enforcement searches, remain silent and invoke their right to speak to an attorney...."

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I'm seeing videos of NYPD officers taking peoples' bicycles without arresting them. They're not allowed to, but they have a history of doing that to punish protesters.

A short thread on some of that, involving one of the first cases I lawyered on: nypost.com/2004/10/21/ste…
After the 2004 RNC, around which the NYPD made over 1800 arrests, the NYPD began a years-long crackdown on Critical Mass bicycle rides in New York City. The opening salvo in that crackdown came on the September 24, 2004 Critical Mass ride, when the NYPD trapped cyclists...
...on 36th Street between 5th and 6th Aves., making several arrests at one corner of the street. Some cyclists in the middle of the block locked their bikes to street fixtures and went away. The NYPD did not like that, so they brought in chainsaws, cut the locks, and stole them.
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PLEASE SHARE:

In a colleague's case, US Dist. Judge Analisa Torres has ordered the US BOP to appear at 11AM on 2/5/19 for a PUBLIC EVIDENTIARY HEARING about the recent conditions at MDC Brooklyn, including lack of heat and electricity.

Tues., 500 Pearl St., Room 15D.
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