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Task: Questioning Defendant Represented by Counsel
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Montejo v. Louisiana, 556 U.S. 778 (2009).
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In determining whether a Sixth Amendment waiver was knowing and

voluntary, there is no reason categorically to distinguish an

unrepresented defendant from a represented one. It is equally true

for each that the Miranda warnings adequately inform him of his
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right to have counsel present during the questioning, and make him

‘aware of the consequences of a decision by him to waive his Sixth

Amendment rights.
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Thus, there is no automatic violation of the Sixth Amendment when

law enforcement attempts to interrogate a suspect following

arraignment and appointment of counsel.

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