So, are you smarter than a lawyer? A Tennessee driver gets pulled over for speeding. The officer asks, "Do you know why I pulled you over?" The driver responds, "Yeah, I was going 85 and a 65." At trial, the prosecution wants to use this statement as evidence, and the defense argues it should be suppressed. What's the likely outcome? A, the statement is suppressed because the driver wasn't read Miranda. B, the statement is admissible because it's a voluntary statement in a traffic stop. Or C, the statement is suppressed because the officer's questioning was leading. Remember, always argue like a lawyer and you be the judge.