Silence when a police officer is accusing a person of committing a crime is not considered an adoptive admission.

Name: Silence when a police officer is accusing a person of committing a crime is not considered an adoptive admission.
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Adoptive admission refers to the behavior of a person who remains silent in the face of an accusation that would normally elicit a response. However, silence in response to a police officer's accusation is not considered adoptive admission in most jurisdictions.

Silence When a Police Officer Is Accusing a Person of Committing