Suzanne Elizabeth Wexler v. Texas
1. Whether Fourth Amendment reasonableness concerns have any bearing on a determination of custody under Miranda, specifically in regards to whether an individual is subjected to a restraint on their freedom of movement to a degree associated with a formal arrest?
2. Whether the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals improperly considered Fourth Amendment reasonableness concerns and failed to consider all of the objective circumstances of Ms. Wexler's questioning when it determined that she was not in custody for purposes of Miranda?
3. Whether Ms. Wexler was in custody for purposes of Miranda when she was ordered out of a residence by law enforcement who informed her that they had a search warrant, removed from that residence by SWAT-like officers, and placed into the back of a patrol car?
Whether Fourth Amendment reasonableness concerns have any bearing on a determination of custody under Miranda