What to do When the FBI Calls, Memo.

Media
JacksonState/HCAC.JSU.0775.pdf
Title
What to do When the FBI Calls, Memo.
Date
1976-01-13
Creator
Unknown See all items with this value
Description
A memo describing one's rights when confronted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The memo states that FBI agents are always asking questions intentionally to incriminate the subject and therefore no one should ever speak with them without an attorney present, especially considering it is not against the law to not talk to an agent.
Primary Subject
1900-1999 See all items with this value
Black power See all items with this value
Resistance See all items with this value
Justice See all items with this value
Additional Subject
Black Panther Party (BPP)
Type
Textual document
Medium
Paper
Format
PDF
HBCU Identifier
mwchcac.ar.2022.faj.IX.4.39
HCAC Identifier
HCAC.JSU.0775
Rights
All rights held by the Margaret Walker Center. For permission to publish, distribute, or use this image for any other purpose, please contact Margaret Walker Center, Jackson State University, 601-979-3935 Attn: Center Director.
Contributing Institution
Jackson State University
Collection
The Black Panther Party Archives of Frankye Adams-Johnson See all items with this value
Relation
When the FBI Come A' Calling!, Memo.
Pocket Lawyer of Legal First Aid, Newspaper Article.
Language
English
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Item sets
Written Works
Jackson State University Collections

Linked resources

Pocket Lawyer of Legal First Aid, Newspaper Article.
When the FBI Come A' Calling!, Memo.