Miranda - Fifth Amendment:

1.Y is arrested in his house by Officer X without a warrant and taken into custody for embezzlement.Several hours later, at the station house, Y confesses to X that he killed V two weeks previously.The arrest is later found to be unlawful.Are Y's statements admissible in proceedings against him for the murder of V?

2.A is arrested for a crime.En route to the station house, the police tell A that she will not see her daughter unless she admits to the crime.A confesses.Is the confession admissible against her at trial?

3.Police officers cornered a suspect in a grocery store and asked him where the pistol was that he had used in connection with a robbery.He told them the gun was under the produce bin, and the officers immediately went and found the gun.Would the defendant's statement and the gun be admissible in evidence at trial without any Miranda warnings having been given?

4.After a defendant has asked for an attorney and questioning has ceased, the police may resume questioning without the attorney's presence if the Miranda rights are restated.True or false?

5.W is arrested at her home and is immediately given a Miranda warning.Before leaving the premises, the police begin interrogating W, who responds voluntarily.Has W waived the right to remain silent?