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Legal Handbook for FBI Special Agents — Part 1
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the accused is advised of and waives his/her Miranda r
proceeding with the interview. Additionally, it shoul
that not every statement by an accused will be viewed
second interview. In order to be viewed as initiating
interview, a statement by an accused should either be
for such or the words must be capable of reasonable in
that he/she desires to be interviewed. Where the word
they should be clarified by the Agents asking if he/sh
be interviewed. The words and responses, if any, to s
questions should be made a matter of record. Requests
or creature comforts and general conversation by an ac
be viewed as directly indicative of a desire to be int
should not, by themselves, be used to predicate a seco
(See (6).)|
(6) Assertion of Rights Before Officers 0
Jurisdiction —- Where an accused is in the custody of o
another jurisdiction and Agents desire to interrogate
Agents must inquire of such officers whether the accus
his or her|right to remain silent and/or the right to
Agents must treat that invocation of rights as if it h
directly to them, and a second interview will only be
the rules set forth in Section 7-4.1|(4) and (5), supr
followed. | The same procedure applies where Agents see
accused in custody who has been previously the target
interrogation effort by other Agents.
(7) Request for Legal Representation at a
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Proceeding ~ If an accused, during the course of an initial appearance
or other court proceeding, requests to be represented
counsellor accepts the court appointment of counsel, |n
the accused may take place concerning the charge(s) fo
accused has appeared in court unless:
(a)
(b)
the accused's counsel is present
y legal
interview of
which the
S or
the accused initiates the contact with the
Agents and is expressly advised that he/she has the right to be
represented by separate counsel; or
{c) contact is necessary to acquire
critical to|lifel|and the presence of counsel will dela
impede the receipt of the needed information; or
(4)
the contact has been approved by
nformation
or
the United
States Attorney's Office or other Department of Justice official based
on extenuating circumstances such as defense counsel's
the criminal offense or other serious|conflicts|of int
An accused who has requested legal representation in
hearing may, however, be interviewed concerning other
offenses. If the accused is in custody, the intervie
involvement in
erest.
i
court
ncharged
concerning the uncharged offenses must by preceded by a warning
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