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What constitutes interrogation for Miranda purposes

Rolando V. del Carmen, Jeffery T. Walker

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Abstract

The Miranda warnings must be given whenever there is a “custodial interrogation.” Custodial means that the person is under arrest or is deprived of freedom in a significant way. Interrogation means that the suspect is asked questions by the police that tend to link the suspect to a crime.

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The Miranda warnings must be given whenever there is a “custodial interrogation.” Custodial means that the person is under arrest or is deprived of freedom in a significant way. Interrogation means that the suspect is asked questions by the police that tend to link the suspect to a crime.

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The Miranda warnings must be given whenever there is a “custodial interrogation.” Custodial means that the person is under arrest or is deprived of freedom in a significant way. Interrogation means that the suspect is asked questions by the police that tend to link the suspect to a crime.

Key concepts: Interrogation, Suspect, Psychology, Criminology, Political science, Law

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