Scenario Scenario: You are a relatively new detective and have successfully interviewed a few suspects over the past month. You are beginning to feel quite confident in your ability to obtain ethical confessions. A battery suspect named Jim (18-years-old) has agreed to meet you at the police department. Once at the police department, Jim is escorted into an interview room. You explain he is not under arrest and free to go at any time. Twenty minutes into the interview, Jim's mother arrives at the police department demands you stop talking to Jim. Jim can hear her mom yelling, "Don't say a thing to them!" You continue the interview, and Jim makes some incriminating statements that put him at the battery scene and claims it was self-defense. Jim then requests to leave. You reply, "Jim, you are under arrest for battery. You are no longer free to go." Instructions: Develop a two to three-page paper that: Discusses when the right to remain silent applies in criminal cases. Supports your ideas with appropriate case law. Explains how you would handle the demand by Jim's mother. Describes how you would proceed, including how to properly handle "Miranda" when you continue to question Jim