TEXT ANSWER Listen Do you think that, according to the law, the court should be allowed to use Ezekiel's confession as evidence? Why or why not? An optional way you may start your response is: I (do not) think the court should be allowed to use the confession as evidence because... → Write your response in at least one sentence. HINT 1 Officers are required to state the Miranda rights to a person who is both in custody and being interrogated. If neither or only one of these condi- tions (in custody and being interrogated) are met, a Miranda statement is not required, and a confession can be used as evidence. If both condi- tions are met but an officer does not give the Miranda statement, a con- fession cannot be used as evidence.
TEXT ANSWER Listen Do you think that, according to the law, the court should be allowed to use Ezekiel's confession as evidence? Why or why not? An optional way you may start your response is: I (do not) think the court should be allowed to use the confession as evidence because... → Write your response in at least one sentence. HINT 1 Officers are required to state the Miranda rights to a person who is both in custody and being interrogated. If neither or only one of these condi- tions (in custody and being interrogated) are met, a Miranda statement is not required, and a confession can be used as evidence. If both condi- tions are met but an officer does not give the Miranda statement, a con- fession cannot be used as evidence.
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Transcribed Image Text:TEXT ANSWER
Listen
Do you think that, according to the law, the court should be allowed to use
Ezekiel's confession as evidence? Why or why not?
An optional way you may start your response is:
I (do not) think the court should be allowed to use the confession as
evidence because...
→ Write your response in at least one sentence.
Transcribed Image Text:HINT 1
Officers are required to state the Miranda rights to a person who is both
in custody and being interrogated. If neither or only one of these condi-
tions (in custody and being interrogated) are met, a Miranda statement
is not required, and a confession can be used as evidence. If both condi-
tions are met but an officer does not give the Miranda statement, a con-
fession cannot be used as evidence.
