Answer:
Force OR Words
Explanation:
Based on the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination, Miranda rights are intended to protect people who are suspected of committing a crime. Law enforcement must issue these warnings to an adult or a minor before they interrogate them while in custody.
Anything you say before being read your Miranda Rights cannot be used as testimony against you in court (separate from hearsay), and not being read your Miranda Rights does NOT negate your arrest.
Five letter words with the 3rd letter as R: Force, Words, Works, etc
Miranda Rights need to be read to someone as the police could force them to testify to committing a crime.
