Ep #448 Can police ask a person for a phone password after they invoke Miranda?

Roadside Chat: Can police ask a person for a phone password after they invoke Miranda?

In this video, Anthony Bandiero addresses a question: If a juvenile invokes their right to remain silent, can an officer ask for their phone passcode if they later obtain consent or a search warrant?

Watch this video to learn about the legal and ethical considerations that come into play in such situations, including whether you need to wait for a cool-down period and what your obligations are as an officer.

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