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Custodial investigation refers to questioning by police that takes place after a person has been deprived of their freedom through arrest. The person must be informed of their Miranda rights and have counsel present. Any statements made without observing these constitutional rights would be inadmissible in court. Preliminary investigation determines if there is sufficient evidence that a crime was committed and the accused is likely guilty to proceed to trial. This is done by a quasi-judicial officer and do
- Author
- Dennis Velasquez
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- EN