Which of the following is NOT part of the Miranda Warning?

The phrasing of the Miranda Warning is a crucial aspect of informing individuals of their rights at the time of arrest or interrogation. The statements included in the Miranda Warning typically inform the individual of their right to remain silent, that any statements made can be used against them in court, and their right to an attorney. These rights are fundamental to protecting the individual’s Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination and ensuring they have adequate legal representation.

The option referencing age as a factor impacting outcomes does not appear in the standard Miranda Warning. While age can indeed have implications regarding legal proceedings, particularly in terms of juvenile rights or the capacity to understand the warning, it is not articulated as part of the Miranda Warning itself. The core purpose of the warning is to ensure individuals understand their rights as they relate to self-incrimination and legal counsel, rather than to address how socio-legal factors might influence a case's outcome.