i was arrested without my miranda rights ever being read to me, will my chase be dropped?
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Read More Answered By: James Dennehy |
Miranda applies to an interrogation while in custody. When a person is arrested and interrogated, the police must read Miranda warnings. If not done, then a statement is not admissible at trial. However, the prosecution can still move forward without the evidence.
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