Miranda warnings
- Statements law enforcement is required to provide before questioning someone in custody, informing them of their rights including the right to remain silent, to have an attorney present, to have a court-appointed attorney if they can't afford one, and warning that their statements can be used against them in court
- Before questioning the suspect, the detective gave the Miranda warnings.
- Understanding the Miranda warnings is crucial for anyone put in custody.
- Despite the gravity of the situation, he remembered his Miranda warnings and asked for an attorney.
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