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23 June, 02:43

What did the court mean by custodial interrogation

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    Custodial interrogation refers to questioning conducted by officers of the court or law while you are in their custody. While such interrogation most commonly takes place at police stations or holding areas, custodial interrogation can occur at any time when a person's freedom is limited while he is being questioned.
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