Can I Keep Statements That I Made to the Police Out of Court if I Was Not Mirandized in Oklahoma?

In this YouTube video titled Can I Keep Statements That I Made to the Police Out of Court if I Was Not Mirandized in Oklahoma?, Oklahoma City Attorney Aaron Easton explains the Miranda rights and the exclusionary rule. He discusses how the state cannot use incriminating statements made during custodial interrogation without the Miranda warnings in their case in chief at trial. However, those statements can still be used to impeach the defendant if they testify differently at trial. Easton also highlights the importance of understanding when physical evidence derived from un-Mirandized statements can still be included in the case. He advises viewers to consult an attorney for personalized guidance. Contact information for his firm is provided.

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