mirandarule



Miranda Rule was and still is a rule that says that police must inform persons accused of a crime of their legal rights. It started in a court’s decision in //Miranda v. Arizona// of 1966. The suspect must be warned of his/her rights before being questioned. The actual Miranda Rule states “they have the right to remain silent; anything they say can be used against them in court; that they have a right to an attorney; and that if they cannot afford an attorney, on e will be appointed for them.”

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Information Provided By: Prentice Hall Pathways to the Present (p.983, 748)