how to respond to this discussion prompt When it comes to Miranda rights and Custodial interrogation, they are closely connected because Miranda rights are ultimately designed to protect the individuals during custodial interrogations from self-incriminations. If there is a person or persons involved in the custody feel they are not able to be free or leave, there must be an issue of Miranda rights told to the individuals before they are questioned. If someone is in custody but they are not being interrogated, Miranda warning rights do not need to be issued in that circumstance. The purpose of this is to protect the suspects from any type of pressure that might occur during any type of custodial interrogation. There are limitations when it comes to Miranda rights conducted by the government agents mostly the law enforcement. These Miranda rights can not be applied when it comes to voluntary statements that are made outside of the custody or when there is a conversation between people who are not government agents. When there is an individual who is subject to custodial interrogation. When someone is in the custody of the police, there is an action that must take place when an officer takes in an arrest or even simply holds an interrogation. They must be informed of their rights to remain silent and have an attorney. These two methods come hand in hand when coming to individuals who are taken into custody. No matter who has either done a crime or even as a witness, they are gi