A) deprived of freedom in a significant way.
B) subject to a stop and frisk.
C) subject to a traffic stop and issuance of a ticket.
D) being questioned by a police officer.
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A) admissible unless the suspect was in police custody.
B) inadmissible under Miranda.
C) admissible because the Fifth Amendment does not apply to private citizens.
D) admissible unless the suspect has been formally charged with a crime.
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A) in habeas corpus proceedings.
B) to impeach the credibility of a defendant who testifies.
C) to prove guilt.
D) in post-conviction relief proceedings.
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A) There is no need for the Miranda warning.
B) That statement is inadmissible because no warning was given.
C) The arrest is illegal because no warning was given.
D) None of the answers are correct.
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A) the suspect's attorney consents.
B) the police obtain permission from the prosecutor.
C) more than 48 hours has passed since invocation of the right to an attorney.
D) the suspect initiates contact with the police.
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A) The waiver must be in writing.
B) The waiver must be express.
C) The waiver must be made in the presence of an attorney.
D) The waiver must be must be made of the suspect's own free will.
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