SCOTUS-suspects can't sue officers for self-incriminating statements without Miranda Rights given

[Badger]

Good Lord when will people realize that they should just never give a statement to the police. 

Judging from new client interviews I do probably multiple times a day, almost never.

[Badger]

Yeah, this case is deceptively not about Miranda Rights at all. It's actually about ensuring that police officers have no accountability.

If through their negligence a police officer makes it harder to prosecute someone, I expect their dept. will not be happy about that.  So there's a good chance there will be accountability in such a case, much more so than a lot of other kinds of cases involving police misconduct.

Without the threat of litigation and damages to the city as a result of the cops actions? That is incredibly unrealistic to the point of naive.