Albert is at a local Denver bar during a Bronco Football game. The Broncos end up losing a very close game to the Las Vegas Raiders, which means he's in a very bad mood. Will, one of the other bar patrons, is a Raiders fan and is needling Albert about the Bronco's loss. Albert can't take his ribbing any more, grabs an empty beer bottle and breaks it over Will's face. The bar manager breaks up the fight and calls the police. Albert is arrested for first degree assault and transported to police headquarters. As part of the arresting officers duties, he wants to question Albert about the fight. Prior to the questioning, the officer advises Albert of his Miranda rights. Albert says he understands his rights but wants a lawyer before making any statements. The officer adheres to Albert's request. Albert is then placed in jail. The next day Detective Martinez, who's been assigned the investigation, goes to the jail to interview Albert about the incident. Detective Martinez advises Albert of his Miranda rights. Albert waives his rights and after a two hour interrogation, confesses to the assault. Later that same day, an FBI agent who is investigating a bank robbery, goes to the Denver city jail to interview Albert about the robbery. The FBI agent believes he has evidence that Albert may have been involved in the robbery. After being advised of his Miranda rights, Albert waives his rights and confesses to the robbery. Identify all the legal issues in the scenario citing appropriate procedural and case law that may apply