If the improper police conduct is a failure to give a Miranda warning, the courts always apply the poisonous tree doctrine and suppress evidence obtained.

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The failure to give a Miranda warning may lead to the suppression of statements made by a suspect in custody during interrogation, but it does not automatically apply the "fruit of the poisonous tree" doctrine to suppress all evidence obtained as a result of those statements. The application of this doctrine depends on the nature of the evidence and the specific circumstances of the case.

If the Improper Police Conduct Is a Failure to Give