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Miranda Rights: Why You Have the Right t...

Gary Arndt
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Tell me your favorite episode for the 6th anniversary show! Few phrases in American law are more familiar than “You have the right to remain silent.”  They are spoken in police stations, on city streets, and in countless movies and television shows.  Yet behind those words is a real criminal case, a controversial Supreme Court decision, and a legal rule t ... Show More
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