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After you are arrested, the police must advise you of your Miranda rights before they can question you. But in a mere "stop and frisk" situation, the police do not have to advise you of your Miranda rights before questioning. If the police are conducting a routine investigation and asking a number of people what they know about the crime, each person need not be advised of his or her Miranda rights before questioning.
