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Understanding the Miranda Warning

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Can a single Supreme Court case redefine the very essence of police interrogation? Tune in to this gripping episode where we unlock the dramatic journey leading to the establishment of Miranda rights, setting the stage with the historical context of the Fifth and Sixth Amendments. Discover how the landscape of American criminal justice was irrevocably altered by the tragic experience of an 18-year-old woman in Phoenix, whose case ultimately led to a landmark ruling. We dissect what it truly means to be "in custody," using relatable examples from domestic violence cases to traffic stops, and clarify the critical moments when Miranda rights must be invoked.
Our conversation takes an emotional turn as we unfold the heart-wrenching case of Sean, a victim found years after another child's abduction. Hear expert insights into the psychological and survival mechanisms at play in such dire situations, and the paramount importance of having proper legal representation. We emphasize the crucial role of knowing and invoking one's rights during police questioning to avoid self-incrimination. Drawing from key Supreme Court cases like Rhode Island v. Innis and Michigan v. Tucker, we explore the delicate balance between upholding defendants' rights and maintaining the integrity of the judicial process.
Finally, we spotlight the strategic advantage of remaining silent and seeking legal counsel when faced with police interrogation. Learn about the sophisticated tactics law enforcement officers use during questioning and why even innocent individuals might inadvertently provide incriminating information. We also shed light on the grand jury process and the pivotal role attorneys play in navigating the legal system. Join our community on our website and social media platforms to stay engaged and informed about your legal rights.

www.deviantcriminology.com

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Kapitler

1. Understanding the Miranda Warning (00:00:00)

2. Miranda Rights and Police Interrogation (00:00:39)

3. Confession and Rights in Custodial Interrogation (00:07:39)

4. Confession and Police Rights (00:14:59)

5. Interrogation, Miranda Rights, and Evidence (00:25:55)

6. Legal Rights and Police Interrogation (00:31:28)

7. Online Community Building for Deviant Criminology (00:42:46)

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Manage episode 438951520 series 3586645
Innhold levert av Richard Weaver, Heather Kenney, Rachel Czar, Richard Weaver, Heather Kenney, and Rachel Czar. Alt podcastinnhold, inkludert episoder, grafikk og podcastbeskrivelser, lastes opp og leveres direkte av Richard Weaver, Heather Kenney, Rachel Czar, Richard Weaver, Heather Kenney, and Rachel Czar eller deres podcastplattformpartner. Hvis du tror at noen bruker det opphavsrettsbeskyttede verket ditt uten din tillatelse, kan du følge prosessen skissert her https://no.player.fm/legal.

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Can a single Supreme Court case redefine the very essence of police interrogation? Tune in to this gripping episode where we unlock the dramatic journey leading to the establishment of Miranda rights, setting the stage with the historical context of the Fifth and Sixth Amendments. Discover how the landscape of American criminal justice was irrevocably altered by the tragic experience of an 18-year-old woman in Phoenix, whose case ultimately led to a landmark ruling. We dissect what it truly means to be "in custody," using relatable examples from domestic violence cases to traffic stops, and clarify the critical moments when Miranda rights must be invoked.
Our conversation takes an emotional turn as we unfold the heart-wrenching case of Sean, a victim found years after another child's abduction. Hear expert insights into the psychological and survival mechanisms at play in such dire situations, and the paramount importance of having proper legal representation. We emphasize the crucial role of knowing and invoking one's rights during police questioning to avoid self-incrimination. Drawing from key Supreme Court cases like Rhode Island v. Innis and Michigan v. Tucker, we explore the delicate balance between upholding defendants' rights and maintaining the integrity of the judicial process.
Finally, we spotlight the strategic advantage of remaining silent and seeking legal counsel when faced with police interrogation. Learn about the sophisticated tactics law enforcement officers use during questioning and why even innocent individuals might inadvertently provide incriminating information. We also shed light on the grand jury process and the pivotal role attorneys play in navigating the legal system. Join our community on our website and social media platforms to stay engaged and informed about your legal rights.

www.deviantcriminology.com

  continue reading

Kapitler

1. Understanding the Miranda Warning (00:00:00)

2. Miranda Rights and Police Interrogation (00:00:39)

3. Confession and Rights in Custodial Interrogation (00:07:39)

4. Confession and Police Rights (00:14:59)

5. Interrogation, Miranda Rights, and Evidence (00:25:55)

6. Legal Rights and Police Interrogation (00:31:28)

7. Online Community Building for Deviant Criminology (00:42:46)

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