Legal Question in Criminal Law in Montana

Re: Miranda Rights

It depends. Don't you hate lawyer answers like that? Any statements given to the police, and that is evidence, that were given in response to questioning, could be suppressed when the Miranda warnings were not given. Physical evidence, if otherwise lawfully obtained, won't be suppressed simply because the Miranda warnings weren't given. It will take more than that, for example, but for statments given to the police in response to questions without the Miranda warnings, the police would not have discovered the physical evidence, that evidence might be suppressed. Good luck and as always, talk to your lawyer about this.