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brary Supreme Court of the Hnited Stutes Wieshinaton, B, 2053 evas aig, A.M. sles October 15, 1975 Mr. John A, Mintz, Assistant Director, Legal Counsel Division, Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters, Ninth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, N, W., Washington, D, C, 20535, f. Dear Mr, Mintz: pee ee ‘ This letter is to confirm and clarify the request for infor- mation I have made to Mr, Joe Davis of your office, We are interested in the formal F,B.I, procedures regard- ing custodial interrogation of a suspect being questioned as to his guilt. Specifically, we are looking for anything which indicates that once such a suspect has indicated he wishes to assert his Miranda rights, it is F.B,I policy not to attempt to obtain a waiver of the Miranda rights (especially the right to remain silent) either by: (1) specifically asking the suspect if he wishes to waive his rights, or (2) attempting to further question the suspect, (3) reading the suspect his Miranda rights a second time, subsequent to the initial in+ terrogation, and attempting to further question him at that time, - We would appreciate it if those sections of the F, BI, Handbook or Manual of Instruction which deal with the procedure to be followed in these circumstances, along with the title page of such handbook or manual, could be photocopied and copies sent to us via LF ) our messenger “dp elivers this letter, re t/ REC-A \ Your @ and that of Mr. Davis, is appreciated. 45 oct-2 1975 iN} Research Librarian, Maes ——s gurst