nd). This must occur before their interrogation in order to preserve the admissibility of the statement(s) they make in relation to a crime. Therefore, once these rights have been read to a person, they have the choice to say something or not. Additionally, a person may only waive these rights if he or she is able to do so knowingly, intelligently, and voluntarily (psycolegalassessments.com. nd). Therefore, if they confess to a crime after reading these rights or receiving a false warning, they can be held responsible for their actions because they understood their rights but still made a statement and that statement can be used against them before a court in order to condemn them for