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13 June, 18:59

In Escobedo v. Illinois (1964), the Supreme Court held that:

a. no Miranda warning is required during a stop and frisk.

b. Miranda does not need to be given by private police.

c. an individual being investigated by police may not be denied counsel.

d. indigent defendants are entitled to a lawyer when seeking an appeal.

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