In Michigan V

question 46

Multiple Choice

In Michigan v. Mosley, in determining if a suspect's invocation of his or her right to remain silent under Miranda was "scrupulously honored" by the police officers, the Court relied on all of the following factors, except:

• A) When the suspect invoked his right to remain silent, police immediately stopped questioning him.
• B) When the suspect invoked his right to remain silent, the police officers suspended further interrogation for a significant period of time.
• C) The police read him his Miranda rights before questioning him a second time about a crime different in time, nature, and place.
• D) All of the above
• E) None of the above.

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