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Dripps and Kamisar on Maryland v. Shatzer

By Orin Kerr

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Over at CrimProf Blog, Don Dripps and Yale Kamisar have a post up about a Miranda case that will be argued on Monday, the first day of the new Term, Maryland v. Shatzer. I agree with Don and Yale that the Court is very likely to rule for the government, given the facts of the case; the real question is how broadly and on what ground.

Incidentally, a few years back I speculated that if blogging had been around in the Warren Court era, Yale Kamisar would have an Interrogation Law & Policy blog that would have been invaluable to the courts of the 1960s. Kudos to Yale for jumping into the blogging fray at CrimProf blog.

Full post as published by The Volokh Conspiracy on September 30, 2009 (boomark / email).

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