CASE BASICS
This 1966 Supreme Court Case reuqired police to inform suspects of their rights before interrogation
What is Miranda v Arizona?
This case led to the right that allows to a suspect to do what during questioning.
What is the right to remain silent?
This term refers to the formal warning that police give suspects now, as a result of the Miranda v Arizona ruling.
What is a Miranda Warning?
What is kidnapping and rape?
Suspects must be informed of their right to consult with this legal professional.
What is an attorney/Lawyer?
the courts decision strengthened what amendment
What is the 5th Amendment?
The Supreme Court decided this landmark under the tenure of this Cheif Justice.
What is Cheif Justice Earl Warren?
If a suspect cannot afford a lawyer, this is provided to them.
What is a public defender?
Evidence obtained without a proper warning may be excluded under what legal principle.
What is the exclusionary rule?
Ernesto Miranda's Confession during interrogation led to this constitutional right being violated
What is the 5th Amendment?
Anything that a suspects says can be used against them in what legal setting.
What is a court of law?
The ruling limited to power of what group during interrogation.
The ruling in this case applied specifically too what types of interrogation.
What are police interrogations?
Police must stop questioning if a suspects does this.
What is invoke their right to remain silent or request an attorney?
Miranda V. Arizona paved the way for future criminal cases how.
What is strengthened the 5th amendment and gave the Miranda warnings?