Once the accused invokes his right to counsel,the police cannot further interrogate the suspect,unless the accused himself initiates further communication,exchanges,or conversations with the police.

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This is known as the Miranda warning and is a basic principle of U.S. law. If the accused invokes their right to counsel, the police must cease questioning until the suspect's attorney is present or the suspect initiates further communication.

Once the Accused Invokes His Right to Counsel,the Police Cannot