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Appellаnt Ben wаs аrrested fоr bank rоbbery and mоved to suppress a statement made to the police on the grounds that the warnings he received by the police did not satisfy Miranda v. Arizona. The Fourth Circuit upheld his conviction on the grounds that the New Calizonia legislature adopted the following statutory language. “The constitutional requirements of the fifth amendment self-incrimination clause will be satisfied if a confession is deemed to be voluntary. The issue of voluntariness will take into account the circumstances surrounding the confession including (a) the time elapsing between arrest and arraignment of the defendant making the confession; (b) whether such defendant knew the nature of the offense with which he was charged, (c) whether the defendant was advised prior to questioning of the right to the existence of counsel; and (d) Whether the defendant was advised he was not required to make any statement.” In reviewing Ben’s conviction, the court will most likely: