Question

10 what happens if a suspect hasn’t been officially mirandized? a they will be found innocent of the crime b they must been held in custody c anything they say can’t be used as evidence d they must be released from custody

Explanation:

The Miranda warning is related to the admissibility of a suspect's statements in court. If a suspect isn't Mirandized, their statements can't be used as evidence. Option A is wrong because lack of Miranda doesn't prove innocence. Option B is incorrect as Miranda status doesn't mandate custody. Option D is wrong as not being Mirandized doesn't require release.

Answer:

C. Anything they say can’t be used as evidence