Roger intentionally set his residence on fire in order to collect insurance proceeds. While the fire was being fought, the police arrived to help with the crowds of onlookers. Roger realized he had done something wrong and went to one of the police officers and told the officer that he had started the fire intentionally. The police officer did not give Roger the Miranda warnings. What is the most likely outcome if Roger tries to have the confession excluded from evidence at trial

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Explanation:

To obtain insurance proceeds, Roger deliberately set the residence on fire. And during the fire, police came to assist with both the crowd of spectators. Roger realized that he made a mistake but went to one of the officers to tell the officer how he had deliberately started the fire. The police officer did not alert Roger of Miranda, because it is necessary to exclude assertion when Roger wants for excluding confession from the court.

answer; i believe the correct answer is (general);