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What if the police didn't read me my rights?

 

A: If you answered questions by the police while you were "in custody," and the police did not read your rights before you made the statements, you have grounds to ask the court to suppress the statements, which means the statements can't be used against you in court. This is a complicated area of the law that changes all the time, so you should consult with a lawyer about the facts of your particular case.


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