Miranda v. Arizona | BRI's Homework Help Series

Miranda v Arizona was a case brought to the Supreme Court in 1966 after Ernesto Miranda appealed his guilty conviction of kidnapping and rape. In his appeal, Miranda claimed he was unaware of his right to remain silent, and his resulting confession should not be used to incriminate him. The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Miranda and established the Miranda Warning, otherwise known as Miranda Rights. This warning is now recited in most instances of arrest to ensure the accused people are aware of their rights.
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[@yaboyiamarat6006]

0:26 It wasn't that he chose no to have a lawyer present it was that it wasn't policy for people to have lawyers/ attorneys present during interrogation or for the police to offer that service to you. You only where given a lawyer once formally charged with a crime and being present in court. That's what makes Miranda so important- it not only added a layer of protection against third degree style interrogations as well as introduced the formal option of lawyers being present during interrogation.

[@jenidowney2347]

Thank you. Helped to summarize my instructor's presentation. 😀

[@carmenvanhollebeke3519]

Thank you! Helped me on my test again!

[@toshbel]

Excellent. Thank you. 💐

[@RosannaMiller]

It doesn't always happen. There are also loopholes, since they don't have to give them unless they arrest you. Shouldn't it be important to give them before questioning anyone?

[@rarakim9283]

I’m doing a presentation on this and u summarized very well

[@aerial2064]

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[@edgarfabian3613]

for sure

[@aerial2064]

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[@rambom4a159]

So a rapist walked freely for a bit because of this?

[@lechil.6869]

Thank you！

[@rawbert8551]

Great video! But, im still not understanding the dissenting side's argument.

[@AndreRosario-zm8pf]

Attorney up always.

[@edgarfabian3613]

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[@romanfox5368]

What is this...?

[@MegaPatstar]

It's a court case as explained in the video???? i mean it's pretty self explanatory.

[@romanfox5368]

But why? I mean, you could give me information that I already have but there's no point in that.

[@MegaPatstar]

But that's what most educational videos are about. It's great that you know it but it's a good learning tool for those who don't. This just provides a brief overview of the case and if one is interested in it, one can further research the court case on their own.

[@rainingjokerRevived]

The youtube channel is called *bill of rights* institute, so they make videos explaining the history and interpretations regarding the first 10 amendments of the United States Constitution otherwise known as the bill of rights

[@BillofRightsInstituteVideos]

Roman, this is here to help learners understand the case of Miranda v. Arizona.

[@kevinhenriquez2244]

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[@nathanieltyler4650]

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[@nathanieltyler4650]

Court of law my Miranda rights is equal to? Your welcome to answer.

[@isaiahburns9926]

What the hell you talking about