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Miranda Rights
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?
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readDid 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?
