Which of the following are exceptions to Mirandizing a suspect?

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All the options listed are recognized exceptions to the requirement of Mirandizing a suspect. A) Statements that a suspect volunteers, including confessions, do not require a Miranda warning because they are not the result of interrogation. B) Routine booking questions such as asking for a suspect's age, name, and address are exempt because they are not intended to elicit incriminating responses. C) The public safety exception allows law enforcement to ask questions that are immediately necessary to protect the public from imminent danger without first providing a Miranda warning. D) Conversations with undercover officers do not require Miranda warnings because the suspect is unaware they are speaking with law enforcement, thus not under the pressure of an interrogation setting.

Which of the Following Are Exceptions to Mirandizing a Suspect