Ep. 131 - When is detention "custody" that requires Miranda? Two new rulings from Va. Ct. of App.
In the last two weeks, the Virginia Court of Appeals has issued two rulings finding that temporary detentions were "custody" and required Miranda, one traffic stop and one search warrant execution. We talk about these rulings and what they mean for law enforcement.
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