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This podcast episode discusses the case of Burgess v. Tompkins, which centers around the right to remain silent during police interrogations. The Supreme Court's decision in this case ruled that remaining silent for several hours does not constitute an invocation of the right to remain silent. Instead, the court stated that the right needs to be verbally and unambiguously invoked. The episode highlights the impact of this decision and the implications it has on individuals' constitutional rights. It raises questions about how the police can circumvent and undermine these rights during interrogations. The episode also sheds light on the importance of understanding and exercising one's right to remain silent when faced with police questioning.