When Do Baltimore Police Have To Read Me My Rights?
Attorney Eric T. Kirk will tell you.
During any custodial interrogation.
Transcript
The constitution requires police officers to give them Miranda warnings when an individual is undergoing what’s known as a custodial interrogation, that is questioning by police under circumstances where an individual would not feel free to leave those circumstances because of a show of force or authority by the police. Now, certainly every time the police officers talk to an individual, they don’t have to read them their Miranda warnings, notably in a roadside stop during a DUI investigation. Until an individual is arrested, generally there is no requirement that they’d be Mirandized.
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