For folks who follow Constitutional law, this sleeper case probably wont see wide coverage in the media until after the first of the year (when everyone sobers up and the newsrooms are back up to half staffs). On Monday, the Supreme Court ruled on the right to remain silent elements of the Salinas vs. Texas case - in a nutshell; when questioned by the police, if you answer one question, you best plan on answering ALL the questions. Simply put, it is your responsibility to evoke your Miranda rights, because, according to this one writer, a suspect’s reaction to an incriminating question suggests guilt
Posted on: Wed, 31 Dec 2014 13:32:22 +0000
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