Ben wаs аrrested fоr reckless driving which resulted in the deаth оf Cecil. After giving Ben his Miranda rights, Officer Able speculated abоut his theory of what happened. Ben expressed a desire to talk to a lawyer. The officers immediately terminated the conversation. A few minutes later, in route to the jail, Ben asked the officer: “Well, what is going to happen to me now?” In response, the officer said that Ben didn’t have to talk to him unless he decided to do so of his own free will. Ben said that he understood. Ben was given another set of Miranda warnings. Ben then confessed that he had been driving the vehicle in which Cecil was killed and that he had consumed a considerable amount of alcohol before passing out at the wheel. Ben’s attorney argues that the confession by his client is inadmissible. The court considers the four options below:I. Suppress confession because the officer should never have engaged in conversation with Ben after he expressed his desire to “talk to a lawyer.”II. Admit the confession because it was the product of a knowingly and intelligently waiver.III. Suppress the confession because it was the product of a custodial interrogation.IV. Admit the confession because the officer did not initiate the conversation with Ben.Choose the best answer from the options below:
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