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Many police officers carry a card or a notebook containing a Miranda warning ("you have the right to remain silent," etc.), so they can testify in court to the precise language they used when they gave the admonition to a suspect. It isn't done all that often. In most circumstances where a Miranda warning is administered, the warning is on a paper form that the interviewer and suspect read together, with the suspect initialing each paragraph and signing at the bottom of the form. This form is then made part of the case file. If the suspect later says he was not properly warned, the form is used to impeach his claim.
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What do the police used to arrest a suspect?
the police officers use the so called "miranda doctrine". . .
What are the circumstances that led to Miranda's conviction?
1. The circumstances that led to Miranda's conviction were that a woman that was kidnapped and raped identified Miranda in a lineup. After that, he was questioned by the police in a separate room. The police got Miranda to write and sign a confession, and at the top of the paper was a sentence that said he understood his rights. This confession was the main piece of evidence used against him in his conviction.
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a thing used to help the police solve the crime.
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Can a statement on police report be used against you at trial?
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