Which of the following rights is NOT included in the standard Miranda warning?

The right to a speedy trial is not included in the standard Miranda warning. The Miranda warning primarily informs individuals of their rights when taken into custody, focusing specifically on the right to remain silent and the right against self-incrimination. These rights protect individuals during police interrogations, ensuring that they are aware that they are not obligated to speak and that anything they do say can be used against them in court.

The right to free legal representation is also indirectly addressed in the Miranda warning, as individuals are informed they have the right to an attorney. However, the specific guarantee of a speedy trial, while a constitutional right under the Sixth Amendment, is not part of the immediate warnings given prior to custodial interrogation. Thus, it does not align with the purpose of the Miranda warning, which is focused on the rights relevant to self-incrimination and legal counsel at the moment of being detained and questioned by law enforcement.