respond to the following prompt in appropriate IRAC format. Please note that you should not need to conduct any outside legal research to prepare your IRAC response, though you are always welcome to review the text of the Fifth Amendment(opens in a new tab) and the Miranda(opens in a new tab) case should you so desire. The Firm has just received a tearful call from client Ashley Monroe, advising that she has been arrested for the murder of her business partner, George Johnson. Ms. Monroe states that she was at work when police arrived and handcuffed her, placing her under arrest. After handcuffing her, the police officer stated that she had the right to remain silent, that anything she says may be used against her in a court of law, that she had the right to an attorney, and that if she cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to her. Ms. Monroe acknowledged in response that she understood those rights. Then, as she was being walked out of her office to the squad car, the police officer escorting Ms. Monroe asked her if she had anything to say. Ms. Monroe told the officer that she "didn't mean to hurt George." Given what you have learned about U.S. constitutional law, will Ms. Monroe's statement that she "didn't mean to hurt George" be admissible in a criminal action against her