List and explain at least five of the factors to be considered in determining whether an individual would believe he or she is subject to a custodial interrogation.

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Title: Custodial Interrogation
Factors Determining Custodial Interrogation
    Custody can be described as any situation, where the individual under the custody has no right or freedom to take any action. An individual under custodial interrogation may not be arrested formally by the police officers or restrained physically. Interrogating an individual under custody may include direct questions and may also include comments being made by the police officers. The factors, which will help the individuals determine whether they are under custodial interrogation can be described as below:
1. Asking questions to the suspect: It is important to factor to consider as to who asked the questions to the suspect, when interrogation was taking place. The position and authority of the person asking the questions helps individuals to determine whether he or she is under custodial interrogation or not. According to Alceste, Luke and Kassin, the identity of the questioner determines the severity of the interrogation and therefore, if interrogation is being done by an armed police officer or a...