Under the public safety doctrine, a suspect can be questioned in the field withoutbeing read their Miranda Rights.

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Under the public safety doctrine, officers may ask questions and gather information that is necessary to eliminate potential threats and ensure public safety without providing Miranda warnings first. This exception is only applicable if the questions are reasonably related to the immediate threat and any statements made by the suspect can be used against them in court.

Under the Public Safety Doctrine, a Suspect Can Be Questioned