[metmom]

The Miranda rights don’t tell cops they can’t ask any further questions.

As a matter of fact, since it tells the person charged that they have a right to have an attorney present at any questioning, it seems kind of presumed that there will be more questioning.

If the person waives their right to that, that is their business.

[org.whodat]

The supreme court says in this case you, the cops, cannot question a person once he has requested an attorney, once the court has said he has an attorney and after you have read him his rights. Without permission of his attorney. If you do any information obtained will be trashed.

You can say what was before this case all you wish, it will not change what they just decided.