"Miranda Rights" Explained! 👮‍♂️⚖️ The Crime Show Phrase Everyone Should Know!

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Today’s legal term is Miranda rights — the rights police must read to a suspect in the U.S. ⚖️

Miranda rights — права Миранды, предупреждение о правах, разъяснение прав задержанному, уведомление о праве хранить молчание, уведомление о праве на адвоката 🗣️📜

Miranda rights — the legal rights the police must read to a suspect when they’re taken into custody. 🚓📝
These include the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney — the famous lines from every U.S. police show. 🎥⚖️

The term comes from the 1966 U.S. Supreme Court case Miranda v. Arizona. 📚🏛️
The court ruled that suspects must be informed of their constitutional rights before questioning.

And you’ve definitely heard the beginning of this warning in movies. 🎬👂
It starts with the iconic line:
“You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to an attorney.” 🗣️⚖️

These lines became known as the Miranda rights, named after Ernesto Miranda, whose case changed American criminal procedure forever. 📜✨
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📘 Examples:
• The police gave him his Miranda rights before questioning. 👮‍♂️📖
• The officer recited the Miranda rights during the arrest. 🚓📢
• Failing to give Miranda rights can invalidate a confession in court. ❌📝
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🔧 Synonyms:
• Miranda warning ⚠️📜
• constitutional rights 🏛️📘
• right to remain silent 🤐⚖️
• right to an attorney 👩‍⚖️📞
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