Everyone has heard or seen the Miranda Rights on television and/or in movies. In

Everyone has heard or seen the Miranda Rights on television and/or in movies. In fact most people could probably recite what they are without reading the actual U.S. Supreme Court case or reviewing a criminal law textbook. However there are a number of factors at play that determine when the Miranda rights must be given to a suspect. Does an officer have to Mirandize you if he walks up on the street and says How are you today? When do constitutional provisions kick in?YOUR ASSIGNMENT IS TO:How would you explain the Miranda warnings and their significance to a friend of yours not in the criminal justice field? At a minimum address the following questions ANSWER EACH LETTER THOROUGHLYYour initial post should be at least 400 words in length. Support your claims with examples from the required material(s) and/or other scholarly resources and properly cite any references.