Miranda Rights

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Did the Earl Warren Supreme Court hamstring police by making them tell suspects they don't have to talk? A lot of cops say they've grown to like it, but the "Miranda decision" still is under attack. Does it protect criminals rather than victims of crime?
Did the Earl Warren Supreme Court hamstring police by making them tell suspects they don't have to talk? A lot of cops say they've grown to like it, but the "Miranda decision" still is under attack. Does it protect criminals rather than victims of crime?

Credits

Host:

Warren Olney

Producer:

Frances Anderton