Constitutional Law
Dec. 11, 2003
'Ford' Targets Same Issues As Three High-Court Cases
SAN BERNARDINO - Wayne Allen Ford's case echoes some of the issues in three cases argued before the U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday and today. At the heart of the cases is the admissibility of evidence or confessions obtained "outside Miranda," referring to a scenario in which authorities get information by failing, sometimes intentionally, to inform suspects of their right to counsel and to remain silent.
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