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: LawReaderIn a 5-4 decision the U.S. Supreme Court weakened Miranda rights by holding that a suspect must explicitly tell police they want to be silent
By Stan
Full post as published by LawReader on June 01, 2010 (boomark / email).
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Speak up if you wish to remain silent
Supreme Court, 5-4, Says to Invoke Right to Remain Silent, Suspect Must Speak
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