Criminal
Feb. 5, 2005
A 'Miranda' Warning: Suspect Must Invoke Rights Clearly
Forum Column By Ray Jurado For years, commentators have opined that the right to remain silent safeguarded by Miranda v. Arizona , 384 U.S. 436 (1966), was being chipped away and undercut by various rulings. Some even suggested that Miranda was in danger of being reversed. In People v. Gonzalez , 2005 DJDAR 876, the California Supreme Court, however, proved that Miranda , as a common-sense, bright-line, and workable test, is alive and well.
Forum Column
By Ray Jurado
For years, commentators have opined that the right to remain silent safeguarded by Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966), was being chipped away and undercut by vari...
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