A Word of Caution

I’ve often wondered why the American police caution includes the following words:

“You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law.”

What! Can and will be used against me? Suppose I say I’m innocent, how could that be used against me?

Click on Random Thoughts and scroll to ‘A Word of Caution’ for an interesting insight into the American justice system.

The Naked Vocational Trainer

On leaving school, I began training as an electrical technician with BT in central London. At the age of forty, following a varied career, I went on to gain 26 years experience in further education as a lecturer and NVQ assessor/verifier. I am a retired member of the Institute of Engineering & Technology and have published a text book (The Nuts and Bolts of Training and Assessment) which covers a variety of training methods and training principles. My book is intended to provide an accessible introduction for those starting a career in vocational training.

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