The New York v.Quarles case (1984)gives discretion to officers in reading Miranda warnings to arrested individuals.

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The New York v. Quarles case established the public safety exception to the Miranda warnings, which allows officers to ask questions prior to reading the warnings if there is an immediate threat to public safety. This decision gave some discretion to officers in certain situations, but the basic requirement of reading the Miranda warnings still applies in most cases.

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