Corrected entry: When Donkey, etc. are in chains, he says something about not being read his Miranda rights. Although it's common practice to read these rights upon arrest, it's not a must. As long as the Miranda rights are read before any interrogation or questioning takes place, there's no problem.
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Correction: That may be true, but most citizens believe they are to be read upon arrest. The generalities of the law are more well known than the particulars.
Nikki