From miranda v. arizona
according to chief justice warren, which is a reason why courts should not ask defendants who failed to receive a warning prior to being interrogated whether they were aware of their rights anyway?
a.
the courts can safely assume that almost all adults are aware of their constitutional rights and therefore do not need to be warned.
b.
prior to appearing in court, defendants will have been briefed on their legal rights by an attorney.
c.
due to the brutality they suffer at the hands of the police, defendants will be too afraid to answer in the negative.
d.
a warning is essential to overcoming the stress of an interrogation so that defendants can exercise their constitutional rights.