Exam 7 Flashcards

1
Q

How long is the interrogation rule?

A

6 Hours
(Clock starts when the arrest is made)

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2
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From what case did the interrogation rule come from?

A

Digiambattista v. Comm

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3
Q

What are the consequences if you dont Miranda before questioning?

A

Statements will get supressed

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4
Q

Public Safety Exception

A

Police officer may briefly question a suspect in custody without Miranda

The questions must be necessary to prevent imminent danger to officer or public

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5
Q

Is a Miranda required during traffic stops?

A

Miranda are generally not required

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6
Q

Are booking questions incriminating?

A

They are generally not incriminating

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7
Q

Juveniles and Miranda
Ages 12 and 13

A

must have a parent or interested adult present

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8
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Juveniles and Miranda
Ages 14-17

A

needs interested adult present unless youth is highly sophisticated

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9
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Juveniles and Miranda
Ages 18 or older

A

The rights belong to the juvenile
(Adult cannot choose to waive Miranda)

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