Miranda warning
Miranda rights , auch: Miranda rule

"It's almost like people need a Miranda warning that it can and will be used against you."

He was not given a Miranda warning during the interrogation.

He gave a full confession after being read his Miranda warning.

"Then you did not read him his Miranda warning, is that correct?"

"I want to get your Miranda warning on tape again.

Back then, all our political appointees needed to be read their Miranda warnings three times a day.

We're all familiar with the Miranda warning, or at least how it sounds in the movies.

The lawyer stood and recited the Miranda warnings to the four people.

The name is a reference to the Miranda warning used by law enforcement agencies.

The film predated the Miranda warning, so there are no lawyers.

To die by a thousand cuts: Miranda warning rights, according to defense lawyers.

She placed a finger to her lips, then finished the Miranda warning.

There, after receiving his Miranda warnings, he implicated himself in the murder.

Had to be, or you wouldn't have given her Miranda warnings."

The other case concerned an unusual twist on the familiar Miranda warnings.

They did not discuss whether the Miranda warnings were, in themselves, constitutionally required.

Maybe the time has come when reporters should be giving their sources Miranda warnings."

The Miranda warning, though, applies only to criminal cases.

He turned to Arnie and read him the Miranda warning.

He wasn't concerned about whether he would be read a Miranda warning.

A Miranda warning is only needed when a person has already been arrested is being questioned.

The title of the song references the Miranda warning.

In her mind she heard him mixing I'm going to kill you into the Miranda warning.

Two-part interrogations allow the police to put off the Miranda warning until the hard part is over.

When he was given Miranda warnings, he stopped talking.