A field interrogation, or often referred to as an on-the-street questioning, is a common practice of an officer asking questions to citizens who are suspected of some potential wrongdoing but who are not under arrest so the person in question is not read the his or her Miranda rights. Since there is no arrest the person in question is free to not answer any questions and or leave. However the interrogation can turn into a custodial interrogation where the suspect in question is in custody and the officers has limited his or her freedom or action in a significant way. The courts may look for several factors to determine whether an interrogation was custodial. The most obvious indicators to determine if the interrogation is custodial are if the
