Comment by IC4RUS

The article mentions that, if you are not free to go, then the police must read you your Miranda rights. This appears to be a common understanding as well.

However, other sources I've read state that police don't necessarily have to do this unless they want your testimony to be court-admissable (https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/police-questioning-m...).

So I'm a bit confused - could someone clear this up for me?