Whether a suspect's 'selective silence' after receiving Miranda warnings may be used by the state to establish guilt at trial

question presented is: 1) Whether, once a suspect has been taken into custody and given the Miranda warning, the suspect's "selective silence"that is, the refusal to answer some but not other questions may be used by the State to establish the suspect's guilt at trial. Petitioner Racardo Jackson respectfully petitions for a writ of certiorari to review the judgment of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in this case. i