Police did NOT read me my Miranda Rights for a marijuana possession misdemeanor?

Miranda rights are NOT required everytime you are arrested. They are only required when both the following are present: 1. You are under arrest, and 2.

You are questioned about the crime you are under arrest for. Miranda is a rule of evidence only. If Miranda is required and not read, it only means any answers you give after the arrest can not be used in court.

It has no other effect on your charge. Miranda rights didn't even help the guy they were named for, Ernesto Miranda. His confession was thrown out but he was still convicted and served 11 years in prison.

Search Miranda v. Arizona for more information.

At MOST, it would be grounds to have any answers you gave to questions asked AFTER being arrested thrown out in court. In this case, the NEVER intended to use any such answers in court, so no one will even notice excluding them from evidence.

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