Miranda Warning #2

What are the two main points of the Miranda Warning

• You have the right to a trial and the right to leave

• You have the right to a trial and a lawyer

• You have the right to remain silent and the right to a trial

• You have the right to remain silent and you have the right to an attorney

Custody occurs when

• someone has been formally arrested

• someone is not free to leave

• a reasonable person felt that he had been detained and was unable to leave

• all of the above

self incrimination is best described as

• statements that get someone else in trouble

• statements that may get you in trouble

• lying to the police or court

• making false statements while being questioned by the police

The 5th amendment gives you the right to an attorney

• True

• False

The 6th amendment protects against self-incrimination

• True

• False

Interrogation is ____________?

• being asked questions by the police

• when you are under arrest

• when you are voluntarily giving the police information

• when you are being read your Miranda rights?

What are the consequences if the Miranda

Warning is not read when someone is placed

in custody?

• The Statements or Confessions cannot be used

  against the individual at trial

• The evidence obtained based on statements or

  confessions will likely be thrown out, too

• Both are correct

• Both are wrong

SPONTANEOUS STATEMENTS ARE STILL

ADMISSIBLE WITHOUT INTERROGATION.

• True

• False

For Miranda purposes, a juvenile is someone who is between the ages of what?

• 9-18

• 9-17

• 10-17

• 10-18

Who must issue the Miranda Warning to a juvenile?

• the police

• a judge/magistrate

• the child's parents

• anyone