The officer that arrested Henry on the highway did not read him his rights under the Miranda decision, and did not question him
a. The arrest is invalid, because the reading of Miranda is required immediately after all arrests.
b. Any confession given to the detectives must now be in writing.
c. Any confession given to the detectives must now be videotaped.
d. If the detectives give the Miranda warning, and Henry says he understands his rights, any confession islawfully obtained.
d
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