Questiоn 21Pоlice аrrest Emmа оn а charge of money laundering. Police believe that Emma and her co-conspirators run an illegal escort service and then run the profits through Emma's local restaurant. Officers Smith and Miller arrest Emma with a valid warrant on a Tuesday afternoon, while she sits in her empty restaurant. Officer Smith reads Emma the Miranda warnings, and Emma nods affirmatively when he asks her if she understands her rights. Emma then begins to cry. It looks to Officer Smith as though Emma is trying to say something, but no words come out. (Officer Smith later tells his supervisor that Emma seemed very nervous and scared.) Officer Miller then says, "Look, we know you're involved. Let me just lay out all the evidence we have." After a few minutes of Officer Miller describing the evidence they had gathered, Emma begins to cry again. Officer Smith hands her a tissue and states, "Look, we have all the evidence we need on this deal. We've got text records of your girls setting up 'dates,' surveillance video of them getting picked up here, and bank records showing their fund transfers to you afterward. This game is over." A few minutes later, Emma (still crying) says, "I'm sorry. You're right. I never meant for it to get so big." Which of the following is correct?
Questiоn 28 Lоcаl pоlice were cаlled to the home of Michаel and Mikala Brown on a report of shots fired. At the home, they found Mikala Brown on the living room floor, apparently dead from a gunshot wound to the chest. Paramedics at the scene were not able to revive her. When asked what happened, Michael Brown stated, "I want my lawyer. I'm not talking." Brown was then arrested and read his Miranda warnings. Once again, he stated, "I told you, I want a lawyer." The arresting officer responded, "There will be time for that later. For now, we are transporting you to police headquarters for booking." Brown was transported in the backseat of a regular patrol car. Before they left, the two transporting officers were strictly warned by the lead detective at the scene not to question Brown at all. Just after they started the trip, the officer who was driving turned on the radio. A Garth Brooks song was playing. The officer who was driving then said to the other officer, "Do you like country music? I really don't like it, but my wife just loves it. So, I listen to it just to make her happy. Man, I love that woman." Brown said nothing for a while, but then started crying and stated, "My wife loved country music too. And she loved Garth Brooks. I can't believe I killed her." Brown's counsel has moved to suppress this statement. The trial court should:
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