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During custodial interrogation, a suspect is read Miranda warnings and says, 'Maybe I should talk to a lawyer.' Officers continue questioning. Under Davis v. United States, was the suspect's statement a valid invocation of the right to counsel?

Yes, any mention of a lawyer requires questioning to stop No, because Miranda rights cannot be invoked once questioning begins Yes, because the suspect was in custody No, because the invocation must be unambiguous and unequivocal

Correct Answer:

No, because the invocation must be unambiguous and unequivocal

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