Miranda rights Flashcards

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Q

Why are courts worried about voluntariness of Miranda rights?

A

Confessions must be voluntary to be admissible; state has burden of proof

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2
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When do Miranda rights have to be provided to suspect?

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During custodial interrogations

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3
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What situations do not constitute interrogation?

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Neutral or booking questions, gathering physical evidence

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4
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What are types of non- testimonial evidence?

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Fingerprints, blood, hair, DNA, etc

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5
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What are the requirements for a valid waiver of rights?

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Must be made knowingly, intelligently, and voluntarily

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6
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What crimes can be discussed during waiver of rights

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Any offense

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7
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What is the express invocation rule, and when can LE reinstate contact with suspect?

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Must claim it, reinitiation can take place when the suspect makes contact with LEO after invoking the right,

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How can a cell-mate informant be used after suspect invokes their Miranda rights?

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Strictly as a “listening post”

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9
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When does the sixth amendment right to counsel attach?

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During bond hearing for state,
Post-indictment for federal

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