The Evolution of Miranda Rights

This chapter examines the historical development of police coercion in interrogations, emphasizing key court cases like Miranda v. Arizona that established vital protections for suspects. It discusses how the Supreme Court addressed the issue of involuntary confessions and the importance of informing individuals of their rights before interrogation. Furthermore, the chapter delves into the implications of these legal standards on police practices and the ongoing challenges related to ensuring voluntary confessions in the context of evolving civil rights concerns.