How Miranda Rights Work

Stuff You Should Know

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🗓️ 4 July 2013

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Back in 1966, the Supreme Court decided that suspects in criminal cases had the right to be reminded that they didn't have to talk to the fuzz if they didn't want to, as stated in the 5th amendment. Since that ruling, scores of other cases have shaped and

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0:31.4	Welcome to Stuff You Should Know from House of Works.com.
0:41.3	Hey and welcome to the podcast on Josh Clark and there's Charles W. Chuck Bryant.
0:46.9	And this stuff you should know.
0:50.7	Gary just told us, right before she pressed her cord, don't forget to be clever.
0:56.6	What is that about?
0:57.6	I don't know.
0:58.6	I'm a little thrown off right now.
1:04.0	Well I think maybe because you said Miranda writes where it's named after the sex in the
1:08.2	city character.
1:09.2	Is that what you're talking about?
1:10.2	It does like 45 minutes ago.
1:12.0	It's a call back.
1:13.8	So I guess that was clever in Cherry's book.
1:17.0	That's the thing.
1:18.0	I didn't even consider that clever.
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