After the Miranda verdict, the police sanctions were required to illuminate suspects of their rights under the decision. This was later deemed as Miranda Warnings. Police stations have pre-printed Miranda waiver cards in which a suspect must sign and date. These precautions have been placed if a trial is to occur. Miranda Right Warnings are implemented not only to protect the citizen but to secure police officers as well. If Miranda Warnings are read and the suspect remains silent, they can still be convicted of a crime. Yet, if no one reads a criminal his Miranda rights even though he or she confessed, the evidence may be dismissed or the whole trial can result in an error. By not reading Miranda Rights, officers can close a case by letting