A suspect who is told her Miranda rights is automatically protected from having a confession she made after receiving the Miranda rights entered as evidence against her.

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The prompt asks us to evaluate a statement about the admissibility of a confession after Miranda rights are given.
Option 1: True. This would assert that once Miranda rights are read, the confession they obtained can never be admitted into evidence. In reality, this is incorrect because the reading of Miranda rights alone does not guarantee exclusion. A confession can be admissible if the suspect knowingly and voluntarily waives those rights and agrees to speak, and the police properly follow procedures. The waiver must be voluntary, knowing, and intelligent; otherwise the statements may be suppressed.
Option 2: False. This is the accurate assessment because Miranda rights create a procedural safeguard, but they do not automatically exclude confessions obtained after those rights are read. If the suspect waives the rights and the interrogation proceeds lawfully, the resulting confession can be used as evidence. Factors that matter include whether the rights were properly explained, whether the waiver was voluntary, and whether there were any violations such as coercion, involuntary interrogation, or failure to follow due process. Additionally, invoking the right to counsel or the right to remain silent can change admissibility: statements made after the right to counsel is invoked or after silence is invoked may be excluded unless the suspect re-initiates contact or the questioning complies with continued permissible interrogation rules.
In summary, the key misconception in option one is the belief in an automatic exclusion of confessions after rights are read; in contrast, option two correctly reflects that admissibility hinges on voluntary waiver and proper interrogation, not the mere act of reading Miranda warnings.

A suspect who is told her Miranda rights is automatically protected from having a confession she made after receiving the Miranda rights entered as evidence against her.

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