Following the Miranda Ruling, Several Cases That Were Necessary to Interpret

Following the Miranda ruling, several cases that were necessary to interpret Miranda were decided. These decisions have pointed out that:

A) the Miranda warning must be given in the exact terms as stated in the case.
B) if a suspect has indicated that he or she does not want to give a written statement, but gives an oral statement, the oral statement is inadmissible.
C) the Miranda warnings are required if the police ask questions of a suspect who is not in custody at the time of the questioning.
D) the Miranda warning need not be given in the exact terms as stated in the Miranda case as long as the warning reasonably conveys to the suspect his or her rights as required by Miranda.