@JohnBaehr22@coltybrah Miranda Rights dont have to be read at the time of detention. However, if they question her after detaining and she admits to the crime before MR is recited, then the cops cannot use that statement against her in court
@zeancharlie@coltybrah That's just not true. Reciting the Miranda Rights puts the defendant on notice that anything said after can be used against them. It does not negate an arrest. The purpose is to perserve statements as evidence. They can recite MR much later and the arrest is still valid
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