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PENNSYLVANIA v. BRUDER488 U.S. 9 (1988)
Case Brief
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PENNSYLVANIA v. BRUDER
• PURPOSE: Illustrates an exception to Miranda warnings.
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• CAUSE OF ACTION: Driving under the influence (DUI).
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• FACTS: A motorist driving erratically and running a stop sign was stopped by police. Smelling alcohol on motorist’s breath, the officer administered a field sobriety test, which the motorist failed. He was charged with DUI. The trial court allowed statements and conduct prior to arrest without Miranda warnings. Superior Court reversed.
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• ISSUE: Whether evidence from the field sobriety test was admissible as evidence in absence of Miranda warnings.
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• HOLDING: Yes. Evidence was admissible.
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• REASONING: Following Berkemer v. McCarty, the Court held that a traffic stop is not a “custodial interrogation” (which would require Miranda warnings) even where a field sobriety test is used.
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• AFTERTHOUGHT: Many cases have addressed this issue. They can be found compiled and discussed at: 25 A.L.R.3d 1076, “Right of motorist stopped by police officers for traffic offense to be informed at that time of his federal constitutional rights under Miranda v. Arizona.”