When someone is booked and placed in jail when coming in volunteerly to talk with detectives do they still have to be read out loud off the card/paper not have a piece of paper handed to them (someone who can not read and write very well or understand) with their rights?
Asked on 8/07/10, 6:22 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Ryan Rooth
Rooth Law Group, P.A.
I think you are referring to the Miranda Rights. The detective can read them aloud or the person can read them off a paper. The person either says they understand them or they don't Below is a link to our website explaining this process in more detail. Thanks Ryan Rooth
http://www.roothlawgroup.com/library/pinellas-criminal-defense-lawyer-florida-police-investigation.cfm
Answered on 8/12/10, 6:40 pm
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