2026 Bar Exam Rule Statements Complete Practice Test

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Which statement is NOT a Miranda warning?

The right to remain silent

The right to talk to an attorney and have one present

The right to an attorney provided if you cannot afford one

The right to a free lawyer paid by the government in every case

Miranda warnings inform a person in custody of four key rights: the right to remain silent; that anything said can be used against them; the right to talk to an attorney and have one present during questioning; and that if they cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided for them. The statement about a free lawyer paid by the government in every case goes beyond what Miranda warnings actually guarantee. Counsel is provided when the defendant cannot afford one, primarily in criminal proceedings, and not in every type of case or civil matters. It’s the inaccurate part that makes it not a Miranda warning. The other statements align with the standard rights described in Miranda warnings.