Is the drive back to the station/jail awkward after stuffing a perp in the back of your car? I can only imagine the conversations that you guys and gals must have through the cage on the trip back. Do most of them keep quiet, are a lot of them rowdy?
Also, if a suspect gives up their right to remain silent, do they ever have to be re-Mirandized again at any point in the investigation of their crime? For example, if they talk at the scene of the crime and then later on after the night in jail are questioned by a detective, does the detective have to advise them of their rights again, or is it implied that they were already advised of them at the scene of the crime? I've been taking an online class on criminal investigation, and it wasn't mentioned in the text.
Thanks for answering my questions. I appreciate your time!
Also, if a suspect gives up their right to remain silent, do they ever have to be re-Mirandized again at any point in the investigation of their crime? For example, if they talk at the scene of the crime and then later on after the night in jail are questioned by a detective, does the detective have to advise them of their rights again, or is it implied that they were already advised of them at the scene of the crime? I've been taking an online class on criminal investigation, and it wasn't mentioned in the text.
Thanks for answering my questions. I appreciate your time!
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