5th Am/ Police Interrogation/ Miranda Flashcards

1
Q

Custodial interrogation is questioning ____ by law enforcement after a person has been taken into ____ or otherwise ____ of his freedom of action in any significant way

A

initiated
custody
deprived

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2
Q

Miranda warnings require both ___ and ____

A

Law enforcement questioning and custody/deprivation of freedom of action

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3
Q

Once Miranda warnings have been given, the interrogation must cease if: (3 instances)

A
  1. the individual invokes their right to remain silent
  2. The individual states they want an attorney
  3. The individual cannot obtain an attorney and they indicate they want one before questioning
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4
Q

The gov. has the burden of proof to show that the D knowingly and voluntarily waived the right to ____

A

self-incrimination

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5
Q

Waiver against self-incrimination is not knowing and intelligent unless ____

A

Miranda warnings are given

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6
Q

Can a valid waiver be presumed from silence?

A

No

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7
Q

To determine whether Miranda warnings are required, you should ask 2 questions:

A
  1. Was the D in custody?
  2. Was their interrogation/ LE enforcement questioning
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8
Q

An arrest =

A

Automatic custody for Miranda purposes, but warnings are still not required unless there’s interrogation as well

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9
Q

Courts must examine the ______ to determine if the individual was in custody (if they had freedom of action)

A

the totality of the circumstances surrounding the interrogation

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10
Q

In looking at the totality of the circumstances regarding interrogation, the 2 important questions are?

A
  1. what were the circumstances surrounding the interrogation
  2. given those circumstances, would a reasonable person have felt he or she was at liberty to terminate the interrogation and leave?
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11
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RULE STATEMENT

Under the 5th Am, applicable to the states to the 14th Am, no person shall be ____ in any criminal case to be a ____ against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, property without ___ ____ ___ ___

A

Compelled
Witness
Due Process of Law

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12
Q

The test for determining ____ is a totality of the circumstances test

A

voluntariness

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13
Q

The Voluntariness Test

A

Under the voluntariness test, the inquiry is whether, under the totality of the circumstances, the statement was made freely, voluntarily, and without compulsion or inducement.

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14
Q

Factors to be considered under the Voluntariness test include:

A

Violence or threats of violence
Sleep deprivation
Adequate nutrition
Age, Intelligence, Education of the suspect
Whether miranda was provided
relentless standard of police questioning
suspect’s access to counsel

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15
Q

Any words or actions on the part of the police that are reasonably likely to elicit an incriminating response from the police

A

Interrogation

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16
Q

A ___ confession is not voluntarily made and is therefore ____ at trial

A

Coerced
Inadmissible

17
Q

RULE STATEMENT:
Under Miranda, the prosecution may not use statements, whether ____or ____, stemming from ____ of the defendant unless it demonstrates the use of _____ effective to secure the privilege against self-incrimination

A

Exculpatory
Inculpatory
Custodial Interrogation
Procedural Safeguards

18
Q

TRUE/FALSE
Miranda rights do not apply in any other point except when the persons is in custody and being interrogated.

A

TRUE

19
Q

What is the purpose of Miranda warnings?

A

To protect the vulnerable from coercion and ensure that the defendant is adequately and effectively informed of their 5th amendment and 6th amendment rights

20
Q

Miranda warnings must be given ___ to custodial interrogation

A

Prior

21
Q

Do prisoners needs to be read Miranda warnings?

A

No, As long as it not an interrogation but a routine administrative questioning when a person is put in jail like name, address, next of kin

22
Q

After Miranda warnings are given, what are the 3 options the individual has?

A
  1. Do nothing (waiving their right)
  2. Knowingly waive their rights and answer all questions, possibly making an admissible confession
  3. Assert their right to remain silent (explicit, unambiguous, unequivocal)
23
Q

TRUE/FALSE
Silence can be interpreted as a waiver

A

FALSE

24
Q

LATER QUESTIONING:
After asserting the right to remain silent, law enforcement may approach the suspect again after _____

A

A significant lapse in time has passed

25
Q

LATER QUESTIONING:
After asserting the right to counsel, law enforcement may approach the suspect again after ____

A

14-day break in custody

26
Q

_______ are statements that incriminate or place guilt or responsibility on someone

A

Inculpatory statements

27
Q

______ are statements that favorable to the defendant in a criminal trial that exonerates the defendant of any guilt

A

Exculpatory statements

28
Q

If a person in jail voluntarily talks to another inmate about their charges, is it a Miranda violation?

A

No

29
Q

If a person in jail intentionally asks someone about their charges/crime with the goal of helpin law enforcement, is it a Miranda violation?

A

Yes because the informant was an agent of the police and held to the same standard of the police

30
Q

TRUE/FALSE
Even if there is a Miranda violation, the statements are admissible in court

A

FALSE

31
Q

Define the “functional equivalent” of interrogation

A

A statement by law enforcement officers designed to elicit an incriminating response from the suspect

32
Q

If a person does not know they are speaking to the police, is it considered an interrogation?

A

No

33
Q

In order to prove that D waived their right to remain silent, what must the government prove?

A
  1. Def was given warnings
  2. Def understood the warnings
  3. Def gave uncoerced statement
34
Q

A waiver of Miranda rights also waives ____

A

right to counsel

35
Q

TRUE/FALSE:
Physical evidence derived from the failure to give Miranda warnings has to be excluded at trail

A

FALSE

36
Q

In regard to Miranda warnings, under the Fruit of the Poisonous Tree Doctrine, evidence is only prohibited if its a result of ___ and ___ statements

A

Involuntary
Coerced

37
Q

RULE STATEMENT:
Pursuant to Wong Sun, all evidence obtained or ____ from the exploitation of ___ ___ evidence must be excluded at trial.

A

derived
illegally obtained

38
Q

RULE STATEMENT:
Under the ____ exception, if the connection between ___ and the ___ has been interrupted by an ___ circumstance, the evidence will not be ___

A

Attenuation

Police Misconduct

Evidence

Suppressed

39
Q

If the prosecution can show that the police would have discovered the
evidence whether or not they had acted unconstitutionally, the evidence
will be admissible

A

Inevitable discovery