In order for the Miranda doctrine to take effect, a suspect must be ______________.
A) in a police car
B) handcuffed
C) in custody
D) all of the above

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The Miranda doctrine applies when a suspect is in custody, which means they are not free to leave and may feel compelled to answer questions. Being in a police car or handcuffed may be indications of custody, but they are not necessary for the Miranda doctrine to take effect.

In Order for the Miranda Doctrine to Take Effect, a Suspect