Multiple Choice
What constitutes "interrogation" for Miranda purposes?
A) Any type of conversation between the police and a suspect
B) Instances where the suspect is asked questions by the police that tend to link the person to a crime
C) Any inquiries made by the suspect
D) Any dialogue between the suspect and his or her lawyer
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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