Question 1(1 point) The accused must sign a waiver if they want to waive their rights and talk to the police. a true Question 2(1 point) What happens when a person is detained? They are under anest. b They are not able to leave They are going to be arraigned. They are able to leave attention they choose Question 3(1 point) The 6th amendment states every citizen has the right to not self-incriminate themselves a the Question 4(1 point) If a suspect is __ ,that means they're at the police department or are otherwise deprived of their freedom in a significant way. in police custody ( ) - b in coercion Oc under self incrimination under interropation . Question n 5 (1 point) 5(1 Willie was arrested for burglarizing Chase Bank downtown , he was brought to the station for questioning. The officers read the Miranda Warning to Willie, however, Millie "waived his rights' and answered the police officers questions." The phrase "waived his right" means insisted on them. gave them up. c employed them repeated them. Question 6 (1 point) The defendant in a court case confesses to a crime during police interrogations. This individual was not read his rights before his taped confession. Since the confession contains self- incriminating information, it is not admissible in court.Which amendment is protecting this defendant? Fifth Amendment ) ( Sinh Americhent . Fest Amendment Question 7(1 point) Miranda Warning gives a person the right to do what? . The right to an answer only if they can afford one b The right to make a phone call The right to talk The right to an anomey, twen if the individual conver afford one Question 8 (1 point) Ouring the custodial interrogation the suspect is coercec I to sign a confession. a true Question 9(1 point) Which of the following is NOT a factor the Supreme Court uses to determine if an interrogation is a custodial interrogation? b Facus of the interrogation If there is a possibility of anext c What time of day the interrogation took place How long the internagation took place Question 10(1 point) What are the Miranda rights? () - Rights that are inderation b Nights that you lose when you become anewed Rights that munt be read to you by police when you are arrested d flights determined by police officers

## Step1<br />The first question is about the rights of an accused person. The accused must sign a waiver if they want to waive their rights and talk to the police. This is true because it ensures that the accused is fully aware of their rights and the consequences of waiving them.<br /><br />## Step2<br />The second question asks what happens when a person is detained. The correct answer is that they are not able to leave. This is because detention implies that the person is not free to leave at will.<br /><br />## Step3<br />The third question is about the 6th amendment. The correct answer is that it states every citizen has the right to not self-incriminate themselves. This is a fundamental right protected by the 6th amendment.<br /><br />## Step4<br />The fourth question asks what it means when a suspect is in police custody. The correct answer is that they are at the police department or are otherwise deprived of their freedom in a significant way.<br /><br />## Step5<br />The fifth question asks what it means when someone waives their rights. The correct answer is that they gave them up. This means they are giving up their right to remain silent and to have an attorney present during questioning.<br /><br />## Step6<br />The sixth question asks which amendment protects a defendant who confesses to a crime during police interrogations without being read their rights first. The correct answer is the Fifth Amendment, which protects against self-incrimination.<br /><br />## Step7<br />The seventh question asks what the Miranda Warning gives a person the right to do. The correct answer is the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney, even if the individual cannot afford one.<br /><br />## Step8<br />The eighth question asks whether a suspect is coerced to sign a confession during a custodial interrogation. The correct answer is true, as this is a common tactic used by law enforcement.<br /><br />## Step9<br />The ninth question asks which of the following is NOT a factor the Supreme Court uses to determine if an interrogation is a custodial interrogation. The correct answer is what time of day the interrogation took place, as this is not a relevant factor in determining whether an interrogation is custodial.<br /><br />## Step10<br />The tenth question asks what the Miranda rights are. The correct answer is rights that must be read to you by police when you are arrested. This is a requirement under the Miranda ruling to ensure that individuals are aware of their rights during police interrogations.