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An arrest is considered legal when all of the following conditions exist except for when: a. the officer deprives the suspect of their freedom. b. when probable cause exists. c. when the police officer believes there is sufficient evidence. d. the suspect believes he is now in custody. e. the suspect openly disputes the officer's interpretation.

          An arrest is considered legal when all of the following conditions exist except for when:
 a. the officer deprives the suspect of their freedom.
 b. when probable cause exists.
 c. when the police officer believes there is sufficient evidence.
 d. the suspect believes he is now in custody.
 e. the suspect openly disputes the officer's interpretation.
        
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An arrest is considered legal when all of the following conditions exist except for when: a. the officer deprives the suspect of their freedom. b. when probable cause exists. c. when the police officer believes there is sufficient evidence. d. the suspect believes he is now in custody. e. the suspect openly disputes the officer's interpretation.
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00:01 Police do not have a duty to read the miranda warnings or your miranda rights until they take the person into custody for a formal interrogation or place them under arrest so if they are actually arresting you that's when they need to read you your miranda rights but if they just…
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