An arrested suspect is read Miranda warnings while in custody and says she wishes to speak to a lawyer. Questioning then ceases. Which of the following statements is INACCURATE (assume the suspect does not try to initiate conversation in A, C, and D)
A. The suspect may not be interrogated further by a different officer in the police agency who was unaware of the suspect's request to see a lawyer.
B. The suspect may be interrogated further if she says, while being escorted to the jail, "Well, what is going to happen to me now?"
C. The suspect may be interrogated, without her attorney present, after she had an opportunity to visit with her lawyer.
D. The suspect may be interrogated in the presence of her attorney
ANSWER: C
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