Summary A
A voluntary confession does not require that the suspect be read his Miranda rights. Stopping the suspect at this point may cause him to change his mind. However, the Supreme Court has held that custodial interrogation is inherently coercive and, if you did not read him his Miranda right there is a risk that the confession may later be held inadmissible.
To learn about voluntary confessions, see "The Police and Custodial Interrogation."
Summary B
A voluntary confession does not require that the suspect be read his Miranda rights. Stopping the suspect at this point may cause him to change his mind. However, the Supreme Court has held that custodial interrogation is inherently coercive and there is a risk that the confession may later be held inadmissible.
To learn more about voluntary confessions, see "The Police and Custodial Interrogation."
After obtaining the warrant, you begin your search for the suspects. While searching the cabin, you locate the two suspects. You place them under arrest, handcuff them, search them, and now you want to interrogate them.
-What process does the court system use to determine if an interrogation is constitutional?

Question

Summary A
A voluntary confession does not require that the suspect be read his Miranda rights. Stopping the suspect at this point may cause him to change his mind. However, the Supreme Court has held that custodial interrogation is inherently coercive and, if you did not read him his Miranda right there is a risk that the confession may later be held inadmissible. 
To learn about voluntary confessions, see "The Police and Custodial Interrogation."
Summary B
A voluntary confession does not require that the suspect be read his Miranda rights. Stopping the suspect at this point may cause him to change his mind. However, the Supreme Court has held that custodial interrogation is inherently coercive and there is a risk that the confession may later be held inadmissible. 
To learn more about voluntary confessions, see "The Police and Custodial Interrogation."
After obtaining the warrant, you begin your search for the suspects. While searching the cabin, you locate the two suspects. You place them under arrest, handcuff them, search them, and now you want to interrogate them.
-What process does the court system use to determine if an interrogation is constitutional?

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

a. Correct. Judicial review is the process the court system uses to determine whether arrests, search and seizures, and custodial interrogations are constitutional. See "The Police and Arrest,"
b. Incorrect. The castle doctrine comes from the common law practice that a person's home is his or her castle and thus has Fourth Amendment protection. Judicial review is the process the court system uses to determine whether arrests, search and seizures, and custodial interrogations are constitutional. See "The Police and Arrest,"
c. Incorrect. Malum prohibitum refers to crimes and acts that are only criminal because they have been made a crime by statute. See "The Police and Arrest,"
d. Incorrect. Probable cause is when enough evidence exists to lead a reasonable person to believe that a crime has been committed and a certain person committed it. Judicial review is the process the court system uses to determine whether arrests, search and seizures, and custodial interrogations are constitutional. See "The Police and Arrest,"

Summary a A Voluntary Confession Does Not Require That the Suspect Be