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A criminal defendant invokes the right to counsel during a custodial interrogation. Under Edwards v. Arizona, once the suspect requests counsel, police must:

Cease interrogation until counsel is present, unless the suspect initiates further communication Wait 24 hours and then resume questioning Continue questioning if they provide Miranda warnings again Obtain a warrant before any further contact

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Cease interrogation until counsel is present, unless the suspect initiates further communication

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