No.  This is an unbelievably common question. Being read your miranda rights is intended to make sure that you are aware of your right to remain silent. It is simply a way for the State to guarantee that you are aware of your right to remain silent so that you are not "coerced" into convicting yourself with statements after the fact.  It has nothing to do with your arrest, and failure to mirandize you will not allow you to beat your charges.