How did Miranda v. Arizona change legal procedures in the United States?
A.
When trying som...
English, 09.12.2021 20:50 jeffreyaxtell4542
How did Miranda v. Arizona change legal procedures in the United States?
A.
When trying someone in court, attorneys are now required to tell defendants that they do not have to testify.
B.
When interviewing someone in police custody, police are now required to record video of the conversation.
C.
When arresting someone, police are now required to read arrestees a statement of their rights.
D.
When selecting a jury, judges are now required to dismiss anyone with personal or work commitments.
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