What are your Miranda rights — and when do they apply

What are your Miranda rights — and when do they apply

Everyone has heard the phrase “you have the right to remain silent,” but few truly understand what their Miranda rights are or when they actually apply. In this video, criminal defense attorney Frank Walker breaks down the real meaning behind your Miranda rights, when police are required to read them to you, and what happens if they don’t.

These rights are designed to protect you from self-incrimination during a custodial interrogation — but that doesn't mean every police interaction triggers them. Frank explains the legal conditions that must exist for Miranda rights to come into play, such as being in police custody and being actively questioned.

He also talks about the common misconception that if police don’t read your rights, your case gets thrown out — that’s not always true. You’ll learn how to properly invoke your rights, what to say to remain protected, and how officers sometimes try to bypass the Miranda requirement through casual conversation. If you’re arrested or questioned, knowing your Miranda rights isn’t optional — it’s essential.

This video gives you the clarity you need to protect yourself and avoid saying something that could be used against you. Subscribe to Frank Walker Law for reliable legal advice, real-world criminal defense experience, and strategies that protect your freedom.




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