Does the use of the Miranda Miranda Miranda Rule apply to information that is not in the context of criminal activity?

²⁵ Similarly, the court in United States v. Willock (D.Md.2010) 682 F.Supp.2d 512, 528529, observed that "[e]liciting information from an inmate about his gang affiliation solely for prison administrative purposes does not implicate Miranda . It is only when such information is used against the inmate in a prosecution thatMiranda warnings are required." (Id. at p. 533, fn. 26.)

²⁶ In a similar case, United States v. Williams (D.D.C.2012) 878 F.Supp.2d 190, 210, the court found that a question that related "directly to [the defendant's] connection with evidence of criminal activity" did not fall within the booking exception, even if "the police may not have been fully aware" of the criminal activity of which the defendant was suspected.