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A defendant was indicted and appointed counsel for burglary. While he was in custody, detectives wanted to question him about an unrelated assault that occurred the next month and had not yet been charged.
Which statement best describes the Sixth Amendment issue?

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Attachment for burglary bars questioning about assault only if the defendant has not received Miranda warnings. Attachment for burglary bars questioning about assault only if both crimes occurred in the same city. The Sixth Amendment right to counsel is never offense-specific. The Sixth Amendment right to counsel is offense-specific, so attachment for the burglary does not automatically bar questioning about a factually distinct uncharged assault.

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