The public safety exception to Miranda rights is when an officer or law enforcement agent questions a interrogates without telling them their rights if the safety of the public or other officers are in danger. I completely agree with the public safety exception to Miranda as it can allow officers or agents to gain valuable information to prevent somebody from getting injured or possibly killed. For example if police apprehend a suspect that may be involved in a terrorist attack officers don’t read them their rights and they most likely will talk and give the officers information as to whether the attack is going to happen, when, who else is involved, and in the event of a bombing where a bomb may potentially be. It can also help if officer
