Corinna Barrett Lain

In this engaging discussion, legal scholars Corinna Barrett-Lane and Donald Tripps dive deep into the complexities of the Fifth Amendment and the right to remain silent. They explore why many suspects waive their Miranda rights, despite the protections they offer. The conversation uncovers the historical context of police coercion and the challenges surrounding involuntary confessions. They also reflect on landmark cases like Brown v. Mississippi and the evolving relationship between civil rights and law enforcement, shedding light on the urgent need for clarity in legal protections.