Any statement made by a suspect in the presence of law enforcement officers can be used as evidence in court.

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Not all statements made by a suspect in the presence of law enforcement officers can be used as evidence in court. Statements must be made voluntarily and after the suspect has been informed of their Miranda rights (right to remain silent, right to an attorney, etc.). If these conditions are not met, the statement may be deemed inadmissible.

Any Statement Made by a Suspect in the Presence of Law