Miranda Warning

Miranda rights are an essential part of the interrogation process during security investigations. Analyze the ethical issues surrounding the reading of the Miranda warnings to a suspect while attempting to elicit information during an interrogation. You can discuss the ethical views from the standpoint of the officer, victim, victims’ families, suspect, suspects’ families, criminal justice system, and society. This is not a regular research paper, you must take a position on whether reading suspects their Miranda warnings is ethical, giving them the opportunity to withhold information that could derail or cause delays in the investigation. Officers’ failure to read suspects their Miranda warnings during interrogations will result in statements and confessions being inadmissible during trial, because suspect's rights were violated. Your answer should be prepared in a 3 to 4 page persuasive paper. You are persuading the reader to either agree or disagree with your standpoint regarding the ethics of the Miranda warnings. One source: Zulawski, D. E. and Wicklander, D. E. (2002). Practical aspects of interview and interrogation (2nd ed.)