Miranda Rights and Interrogation Rules

Edwards was arrested for robbery, burglary, and first-degree murder.

After invoking his right to counsel during initial questioning, he was re-interrogated the next day without

access to counsel and made incriminating statements. The trial court admitted his statements,

and he was convicted If a suspect invokes their Miranda right to counsel the police may not interrogate

them nor may they seek a Miranda waiver unless: 1. Counsel is made

available to the suspect and present during interrogation, OR 2.

The suspect initiates further communication with the police. invocation must be unambiguous!!!

Exs: - Get out the f*ck out of my face, I don’t have anything I have to say to