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Should cops have to remind the people that they arrest their right not to answer questions? Explain.

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kayleighsatterfield6

Answer:

they should just to be safe

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Yes cops should frequently tell them theirs rights.


As a general rule, police must advise an individual in custody of the Miranda rights (including the right to remain silent and the right to speak to an attorney) before interrogating. A prosecutor cannot use the silence of a person during an in-custody interview as evidence of guilt at trial.
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