Suspect Chаrlie, а hоmeless mаn, was arrested fоr breaking and entering. At the time оf the arrest, Charlie was read the following statement: “You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney.” Charlie stated that he would like to remain silent. While in the holding cell, Charlie overheard two officers talking about the home that was broken into. One said, “A blind woman lives in that home, and God forbid she falls on the debris left behind by the break-in.” On hearing this, Charlie calls an officer over and states, “I broke into the home, and the crowbar I used is on the back porch of the house next door.” Is Charlie’s statement admissible in court? Why or why not? Consider the following: Was Charlie in “custody?” Was Charlie “interrogated?” Were the Miranda rights read in full? Were Miranda rights invoked? Were Miranda rights waived? Do any of the exceptions to Miranda apply?
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