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Beginning of the "Miranda Rights" law...
Beginning of the "Miranda Rights" law...
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June 14, 1966
NEW YORK TIMES, June 14, 1966 The top of the front page reports on a game-changing ruling for law enforcement, as the Supreme Court responds to the case of "Miranda vs. Arizona". The headline reads: "High Court Puts New Curb On Powers Of The Police To Interrogate Suspects" with subheads: "Dissenters Bitter" "Four View Limitation on Confessions as Aid to Criminals". This case is what resulted in the "Miranda rights" being required to be read to criminals to this day. Coverage carries over to an inside page as well.
Complete in 96 pages, disbound, very nice condition.
Category: The 1600's and 1700's
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