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Miranda warnings must be read only in situations where the suspect is
in custody and being questioned by public law enforcement or someone
acting as their agent.
Private sector investigators not acting as an agent of the police do
not have to advise the suspect of his Miranda warnings. There may be
special circumstances and practices that would require the warnings
be given, but as a general rule it is required only if there is police
custody and questioning. Remember to know the laws in your state as
well as any requirements detailed by the local prosecutor.
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