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Legal Handbook for FBI Special Agents — Part 2
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and waiver of Miranda rights. See, Section 7-4.1 (1) - (4).
(8) FD-395; Impossible or Impractical to Use ~ In any
situation in which the written form is impossible or impractical to
use, an acknowledgment of rights and a waiver of those rights can be
obtained orally from the suspect. If FD-395 is not used, the
justification therefor must be set out in the cover pages of the
report setting forth the results of the interview. Although the oral
warning and waiver need not be given in any particular form, they must
conform substantially to the language found in FD-395. The testimony
of the Agent that the warning was administered, that the suspect
expressly stated his/her willingness to make a statement, and that
he/she did not want a lawyer should suffice to carry the government's
burden.
(9) Warnings and Waiver; Applicability to Witness - The
warning and waiver requirements do not apply to statements obtained
from witnesses in criminal investigations. However, in each instance
the interview report must clearly indicate that the statement was
given freely and voluntarily by the witness.
(10) Warnings and Waiver; Applicability to Civil Matters —
The warnings and waiver requirements do not apply to purely civil
matters, for which no criminal punishment--fine or imprisonment-——is a!
provided, including investigations under the Civil Rights Act of 1964
and the Fair Housing Act of 1968 (Discrimination in Housing).
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However, the warning should always be given and the waiver obtained in
investigations under the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Fair Housing
Act of 1968 when interference by force or threat of force,
interference with a witness, or other obstruction of justice is
involved.
(11) Persons Under Local Arrest; Informants - The
requirements of warning and waiver apply:
(a) To a person interviewed under local arrest on
local charges for possible federal violations;
(b) To an informant being interviewed as a subject
or suspect concerning his/her own guilt, when the conditions described
in Section 7-3.2 exist.
(12) Obtaining Lawyer for Accused - Agents are not
responsible for obtaining counsel for anyone.
(13) Filing of FD-395 - The original FD-395 (signed or
unsigned) must be filed in the 1-A envelope|(FD-340, FD-340b and/or
FD-340c) |of the case file.
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7-5 INTERVIEW OF SUBJECT BY U.S. ATTORNEY
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