>Police officers are required to read you your miranda rights. No, they aren't. Police officers are required to read you your miranda rights in order for infor

>Police officers are required to read you your miranda rights. No, they aren't. Police officers are required to read you your miranda rights in order for information from an interrogation to be admissible in court. But if they don't care about what you might say to them, there is no law that requires them to read you your rights. It isn't uncommon for rights not to be read in mass arrest situations, such as at protests. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miranda_warning#Confusion_regarding_use http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miranda_warning#Confusion_regar...