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What I'm more curious about is whether or not he still has those rights even if they weren't read to him. I would assume he does no?
by dopamean 14y ago
What I'm more curious about is whether or not he still has those rights even if they weren't read to him. I would assume he does no?
- mpyne 14y agoYes, he does. The Miranda rights are (and were) always present, they only serve the function of ensuring that the citizens under arrest actually realize they have those rights.
- singlow 14y agoNo. It may result in statements being inadmissible, but he will continue to be questioned even if he invokes his "rights" or asks for a lawyer.