Most suspects agree to waive their Miranda rights. In turn, most suspects who waive their Miranda rights end up incriminating themselves.

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Studies and practical law enforcement experiences have shown that a significant number of suspects waive their Miranda rights, often due to a lack of understanding of the rights, psychological pressure, or the belief that they can talk their way out of the situation, which frequently leads to self-incrimination.

Most Suspects Agree to Waive Their Miranda Rights