Miranda warning

But anyway.

So kind of the whole point, or at least the premise of the movie, is that these two rookie cops... screw up their first arrest by failing to give the Miranda warning.

Well, one lets his...

Jonah Hill's guy just gets away.

Right, but we don't seem to care about that, weirdly.

No.

What we care about is that the guy they caught, they didn't give the Miranda warning to.

You got the right to...

Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you?

Yes, I know my Miranda rights.

Very good.

And having these rights in mind, do you still wish to talk with us?

Small matter of a stolen truck loaded with guns.

Loudly declaring a man is a suspect for a major felony in the middle of a high-end restaurant as if they're too good for a reading of the Miranda Rights cliche.

It didn't make sense that I'd be there.

So is eye-shadowing! This movie does this so much it makes me feel stupid for not seeing it the first time.

I'm not a thug or anything, so I have no idea what is the procedure.

Well, as Detective Young stated, he read your Miranda rights at the house, right? And took a statement from you? Yeah, one of these machines, yeah.

With one of these, right? During that time, he explained those rights.

You understood him, right?

Okay.

Okay? So that's why I was...

Kind of starting to explain the whole thing about the movies and reading Miranda rights.

Sometimes you read people their rights when they're under arrest, and sometimes you read them their rights even when they're not under arrest.

Which is a good thing, that we don't know you.

So she's going to read you your rights.

It's called Miranda Warnings.

And then from there, we're going to go ahead and talk.

You can ask those questions, too, if you want to also.

to that's fine but i need you to turn around please you're being oh do the operating under the influence i wasn't even driving you didn't want to talk to me so i'm not going to explain to you

that yeah didn't she say right before she read his miranda rights and she said anything you say or do can be used against you in a court of law so like would that breathalyzer not fall under that or it's because it's not he's doing something it's like a machine reading if you are not

wanting to talk okay this way

Am I going to hospital now? I feel like cops...

So let's get started.

Everybody knows the Miranda warnings.

Far fewer people know when they're actually required, and that's where the points are on the bar exam.

Miranda is a prophylactic rule built on the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination, and it's triggered by exactly two things, both of which have to be present, custody and interrogation.

The man eventually admitted that he had driven a friend to the warehouse and waited outside while the friend went in.

The detective then arrested him.

No Miranda warnings were given at any point before the arrest.

The man's lawyer has moved to suppress the admission under Miranda, and the prosecutor has asked an assistant to prepare the response.

I have to.

You don't have to physically read me my Miranda rights.

We have to.

No.