The Fifth Amendment’s primary purpose is to make sure that police officers do not overwhelm the suspect during the interrogation process while they are in custody. Furthermore, it helps in the prevention of self-incrimination while in custody interrogations. Individuals who face criminal proceedings within the court system will be protected by the Sixth Amendment. “The Sixth Amendment right to counsel attaches when formal criminal proceedings have been initiated against him whether by way of formal charges, preliminary hearing, indictment, information, or arraignment” (Ferdico, Fradella, and Totten, 2012, p. 522). No offer should participate in behavior in which can bring incriminating responses upon the defendant without their counsel being present or the defendant waiving their rights to counsel. The defendant should not be questioned by anyone without an attorney present, unless the defendant waives their Sixth Amendment rights to obtain…