Private security personnel are not bound by constitutional restraints and, thus, are not required to advise suspects of their Miranda rights.

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Private security personnel are not considered government agents and are not bound by the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution, which requires the advising of Miranda rights. However, if private security personnel turn over a suspect to law enforcement officials, the suspect must be advised of their Miranda rights by the law enforcement officials.

Private Security Personnel Are Not Bound by Constitutional Restraints And