Yep. The only time the police have to read you your rights if if they are going to question you while you are in custody. Normally, if you have resisted arrest, there is not going to be a custodial interrogation because the officer(s) witnessed the act and can testify themselves.Are there any known cases of a suspect resisting arrest and not hearing his Miranda Rights?
I dont see the link between ,miranda and resisting arrest, the two arent in any way related. one has no direct bearing on the other.
although it is rare, it does happen. usually the interrogating officers will repeat it just to make sure it was said before any questioning. granted the arresting officers may not say it due to the events of the situation of the arrest, the interrogators would or should, to cover all bases. on the rare occasion, one officer may assume the other asked and, well, there ya go .........
I'm sure there are many cases of people resisted arrest and not hearing their Miranda rights until after they've taken a few knocks for resisting. Ultimately, I think most are advised of their rights, but its kind of hard to advise someone of anything when they are actively trying to cause pain or death to the police officers.
Best case, don't resist arrest. Cooperate with the police.
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