Many people feel that once an individual is placed under arrest that law enforcement is required to advise that individual of their Miranda rights. Based on the U.S. Supreme Court guidelines, Miranda is only required when both custody and interrogation are present. Do you feel that an individual should be Mirandized at the point of arrest, regardless of the Supreme Court’s guidelines? Why, or why not?
Toby
41 minutes ago
please begin with the requirements for a valid arrest, both with and without a warrant. Please also distinguish an arrest and search from a stop and frisk.
Next, answer the question about whether you feel Miranda warnings should be given at the point of arrest. Include in this part of the discussion whether the Miranda warnings must be provided in a stop and frisk situation.
