Miranda Ignored Boston Marathon(Wiki)

Interrogation

United States Senators Kelly Ayotte, Saxby Chambliss, Lindsey Graham, and John McCain, and Representative Peter T. King suggested that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, a U.S. citizen, should be tried as an unlawful enemy combatant rather than as a criminal, potentially preventing him from obtaining legal counsel.^[132][133] Others said that doing so would be illegal, including prominent American legal scholar and lawyer Alan Dershowitz, and would jeopardize the prosecution.^[134][135] The government decided to try Dzhokhar in the federal criminal court system and not as an enemy combatant.^[136]

Dzhokhar was questioned for 16 hours by investigators but stopped communicating with them on the night of April 22 after Judge Marianne Bowler read him a Miranda warning.^[76][137] Dzhokhar had not previously been given a Miranda warning, as federal law enforcement officials invoked the warning's public safety exception.^[138] This raised doubts whether his statements during this investigation would be admissible as evidence and led to a debate surrounding Miranda rights.^{[139][140][141]}

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