Edwards Rule states what about questioning after a suspect invokes the right to remain silent?

Edwards Rule states what about questioning after a suspect invokes the right to remain silent?

• A. once a suspect invokes the right to remain silent, he or she cannot be questioned again for the same offense unless he or she initiates further communication, exchanges, or conversation with the police
• B. the suspect must be given an opportunity to consult with counsel before any further questioning
• C. the suspect may be questioned after a reasonable cooling-off period
• D. the right to counsel must be waived in writing before any further interrogation

Answer: (A)