Miranda v. Arizona Summary | quimbee.com

A video case brief of Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966). Read the full-text brief here: www.quimbee.co...
Ernesto Miranda (defendant) confessed after questioning by Arizona police while he was in custody at a police station. Before confessing, the police did not advise Miranda of his right to counsel. Miranda suffered from a mental illness. The State of Arizona (plaintiff) charged Miranda with kidnapping and rape. At trial, the court admitted his confession, and a jury convicted him. The Supreme Court of Arizona affirmed Miranda’s conviction. Like Miranda, Michael Vignera and Carl Westover (defendants) confessed to crimes after extensive custodial interrogations without being notified of their rights. Their convictions were affirmed. However, the Supreme Court of California reversed Roy Allen Stewart’s (defendant) conviction because the record was silent on whether he had been advised of his rights. Stewart had dropped out of school in the sixth grade. The United States Supreme Court accepted these four cases to determine what kinds of custodial-interrogation procedures were required to adequately safeguard the Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination. The Court held that without certain hallmark warnings regarding the right to remain silent and the right to counsel, statements made during custodial interrogation were inadmissible at trial.

[@mochawooof]

*Who else was assigned this for school*

[@florettachow1641]

Just a Traffic Cone me

[@IT-pk6uu]

Swing the answers

[@bluntheadass6863]

Nah I was watching NCIS and a suspect said this law

[@jamison1368]

lmao i gotta make a meme outta this with my pal

[@jamelhanson9760]

lol

[@susanstrong2221]

Cop: **Mirandizes a suspect after arrest** "Do you understand the rights I have explained to you?" Suspect: "Yes, I Understand" Cop: "OK, So what happened?" Suspect: **Proceeds to incriminate self** Cop: *Bet*

[@CT_Taylor]

my favorite is the subversion of miranda by a two stage interrogation and the miranda rights never given

[@Zeke115]

Lmao fr

[@sheenesechambers7144]

lmfao I just understood that. That is so damn true, wow. SMFH lmfao

[@zanderthaw]

Miranda rights are not required to be given until custodial interrogation begins. Most officers (if they're smart) do not Mirandarize the suspect upon arrest.

[@rainb5987]

​​@@zanderthawope. Custody should start when a person's movement is restricted similarly to those with formal arrest.

[@rounakkumar8222]

I m an Indian. A law aspirant Came here after Watching shawshank redemption when detective comes to arrest the officer in shawshank and he reads exactly what is written in the paper

[@muskodine]

Anything you say can and WILL be used against you. Everything is leverage, every single bit of information.

[@commandoslayer]

"Do you have the right to remain an attorney..."

[@CallMeMFor12345]

studying for my final rn Update: this case wasn’t even on my final, they said it was until they day of the final Got a 69

[@animeb0i6969]

nice.

[@OhKayMart]

That sucks but good job for passing

[@MrWildbox]

nice

[@andrewestrada8498]

Me watching this for my capstone project that is due tomorrow

[@paige420ontop]

That sucks...I'm writing a case study on m vs. a :(

[@detjason1]

At 00:10 the video indicates that the Miranda case established the right to remain silent, which is not true. The right already existed (5th Amendment) and the Miranda case created the requirement for police to advise the arrested defendant of that right before questioning.

[@lils2910]

the miranda case established the right for suspects to know their rights

[@detjason1]

@@lils2910 Yeah. That’s what I said. the video is wrong

[@wyattbreymeyer4033]

wild that we havent been given rights like this in a long time

[@toshbel]

Excellent. Thank you. 💐

[@frankmiranda707]

Well Said.

[@ModernMozart1104]

Does it frighten anyone else to think that a man as shrewd and well-rounded in his legal counsel as justice Harlan would actually dissent from the majority in this case? Am I not seeing this clearly?

[@ItmeFatima]

Love this channel

[@Mr.Boyo13]

Alright time to stop the Fnaf handunit comments The person who speaks is Andy Field, the voice actor for Handunit. So far, there doesn’t seem to be a tts bot for this dudes voice

[@Greggofat]

there is tho

[@sickossfu3786]

Every American should learn about this ! Why isn’t this viral ?

[@__Obscure__]

Anyone else recognize Handunit?

[@lexirobinson7334]

yes!! i scowered the comments for someone else who knew😭

[@__Obscure__]

@@lexirobinson7334 That's actually "scoured." Good to see you too, though. 😉

[@youreadthisinyourmindright2604]

Andy Field

[@lexirobinson7334]

@@__Obscure__ frick😭thank you, i was so confident too lol

[@sunsetdrive_2682]

Anyone else hearing HandUnit from FNAF Sister Location?

[@KCandFriendsUSA]

No, but he sounds like it

[@hiddenafitlhile8909]

maybe

[@gavinj-lol]

its him, i think

[@eminmuhammed8485]

@@KCandFriendsUSA because it is him

[@Iibraryofruina]

@@KCandFriendsUSA it’s literally him tho

[@zenonempire3562]

I'm here for polisci homework and I feel like I'm tripping 'casue this guy sounds like Andy Field, the dude who voices the robot thing in FNAF.

[@tiomy1233]

FAX BRO I WAS JUST THINKING THAT

[@lexirobinson7334]

andy fields what are you doing here-

[@junk_bear]

Sooo ur telling me Am able to know my rights before being question is because some rapist murder who complained ?? Aaa yes the justice system at it finest

[@SHANES0ME]

I can just hear Hand unit explaining this in fnaf sister location

[@rene17ist]

If I have no right to remain silent I can relinquish a right silents Miranda right 5th amendment.

[@stephenwright8824]

Tell me you don't think this makes sense by ... what? A comment that doesn't make sense?

[@NJFireDepartment]

OK so at least California had some sense and actually read the Constitution

[@nicolejaynevergara8357]

Watching because of Vice Ganda

[@nathanieltyler4650]

Witiker vs

[@nathanieltyler4650]

Miranda rights is life Birthday

[@nathanieltyler4650]

Post officer in general in the country of law

[@elshenagayev3572]

😢😢😥💜😢

[@vlognationvlogitup1847]

sup er good vidoe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!11!!1 awsome!!!!!

[@animeb0i6969]

agreed

[@bahramiz4270]

✌

[@laksananthanandarajah1477]

IT'S HAND-UNIT!

[@MarvinC03TLK]

We know right?

[@keshiaspelldouglas856]

My teachers. Thank goodness. God Bless George Floyd. Stay in the educational realms of the criminal justice department and stay educated.

[@il400]

its a shame GF suffered from drug induced delirium and did not exercise his right to remain silent and shut the fuck up otherwise he could have been taken to hospital sooner and lived

[@AoRxStealth]

im sure god tossed that crack head in hell

[@jaysaini955]

God bless a criminal?

[@appalachianwolf1187]

He literally pointed a gun to a pregnant women’s head. Chauvin did this country a favor :)

[@TheGameDayPhoto]

@@appalachianwolf1187 w

[@SholenBurger]

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