United States v. Francisco Rodriguez-Garcia

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• concluding that consent to search two vehicles and storage unit was not invalid because it was requested and given after invocation of Miranda rights
• incriminating evidence may be admitted even though defendant consented to search after receiving Miranda warnings
• Miranda warnings require that officers inform a suspect of the right to remain silent and to an attorney before initiating a custodial interrogation
• \Every federal circuit court which has addressed the Miranda issue presented here has reached the conclusion that a consent to search is not an incriminating statement.\
• pre-arrest surveillance revealed the locations searched pursuant to the consent

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