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« Canada's long gun registry fades out | Main | New 4th Amendment/qualified immunity case »

Miranda followup issue

Posted by David Hardy · 21 February 2012 11:09 AM

Miranda v. Arizona generally requires that certain warnings be given before questioning a person who is in police custody. But how about a prisoner who is serving a sentence, and thus in custody 24/7, who taken into a room and questioned? Are Miranda warnings required then? Today, in Howes v. Fields, the US Supreme Court said nope.

· General con law

2 Comments | Leave a comment

Scott | February 21, 2012 6:48 PM | Reply

This really reinforces the concept of "don't ever talk to the police."

Jim | February 21, 2012 8:47 PM | Reply

Wow, even the liberals joined the opinion at least in part.

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