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Frequently Asked Questions

• What Is A Miranda Warning?
  A Miranda warning advises people of their constitutional right not to answer questions or to have an attorney present before answer any questions.
• Must A Police Officer Always Advise A Person Of Their Miranda Rights Before Asking A Question?
  No. The Miranda warning is only in effect during a custodial interrogation. This means that the person being questioned is in custody or in an environment in which the person does not believe that … more
• If I Am In Custody, How Do I Assert My Right To Remain Silent?
  A suspect who has been arrested need only say I want to speak with an attorney or I have nothing to say now. If the police continue to question the suspect, the police have violated the suspect`s … more
• If I Am Not Under Arrest, Do I Have To Answer A Police Officer's Questions?
  No. Unless you are placed under arrest you are free to leave at any time. However, if a police officer stops you while you are walking, and asks you for identification, it is probably in your best … more
• Can I Waive My Miranda Rights?
  Yes. If you have been arrested, and you have been given your Miranda warning, then anything that you say can and will be used against you in court.

Legal Articles

• What To Do If You’re Arrested
  It can be difficult to think clearly after an arrest. Many arrestees are scared about the social stigmas, personal consequences, financial consequences, legal consequences and the affect of the arrest on their families. However, it is important to remain focused and to take the steps necessary to ensure that all of your rights are protected. At the time of your arrest, a police … more
• Miranda Rights: The Who, What, Where, When and Why
  “You have the right to remain silent.  Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law….” And, so begins many police dramas and legal novels.  Some fans of police dramas believe that a police officer needs to provide every person whom they stop or with whom they speak their Miranda rights.  However, that is not accurate.  The Supreme … more

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