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Task: Interrogation of Prisoner Who Has Invoked Right to
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Counsel

Minnick v. Mississippi, 498 U.S. 146 (1990).
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Once a prisoner invokes their right to counsel under Miranda, all

questioning must cease (Edwards Rule) and no further interrogation

may take place unless counsel is physically present, even if the
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suspect has had an opportunity to confer with counsel.

Note: Maryland v. Shatzer rules which would allow re-initiation of
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questioning after a 14 day break in Miranda Custody.

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