ALDEN BENJAMIN WHITE v. STATE OF FLORIDA

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• holding that officers need not re-recite Miranda warnings unless fourteen days have passed since the break in custody
• recognizing that Edwards is not a permanent bar on further interrogation after a sufficient break has occurred
• holding that a break in Miranda custody for fourteen days is sufficient to end the presumption established in Edwards
• holding that an individual can be subject to interrogation after invoking the right to counsel if there is a break in custody of fourteen days or longer
• holding that the release of an incarcerated suspect into the general prison population for a minimum of two weeks constitutes a break in Miranda custody, which serves to terminate the protection afforded by Edwards
• holding that the release of an incarcerated suspect into the general prison population for a minimum of two weeks constitutes a break in Miranda custody, which serves to terminate the protection afforded by Edwards

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