http://www.parientelaw.com/blog/2010/07/miranda-suffers-a-huge-setback/ - Do the police have to read my my rights? My right to remain silent. If they don't can the case still hold up? Usually the answer is no, say for example, the police are questioning you about some crime but you haven't yet been charged. In the event you haven't been charged, anything you say can be used against you and you actually don't have "the right to remain silent". Oftentimes clients come into my office and asked me if their case can be thrown out if the police didn't read them their rights. The Miranda rights only apply event that you have been arrested and detained, they do not apply if you are simply being questioned by some detectives.
If you have been arrested in Las Vegas or anywhere in Nevada, I highly suggest you seek the representation of the best criminal defense lawyer you can find, because there are times when the police do not follow protocol during an arrest and they do become grounds for you to be able to beat the case.
If you are wondering if the police overstepped their bounds or arrested you properly, I highly encourage you to come into my office for free consultation so I can figure out how I can help you.
Pariente Law Firm, P.C.
3960 Howard Hughes Pkwy #615
Las Vegas, NV 89169
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