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Ernesto Miranda was born in Mesa, Arizona. On March 1963, Ernesto was arrested on suspicion of rape, kidnapping, and armed robbery. He was never told about his rights, and only hours later, he confessed to the crimes.

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The court ruled that since Miranda was not informed of his 5th Amendment rights before the interrogation, any evidence or confession obtained from the interrogation will not be used in the trail.

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It is now required for defendants to be informed of their 5th Amendment rights before an interrogation for the evidence from it to be credible.

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The legal question that was asked, in this court case, was, " Is it constitutional to not be told of you 5th amendment rights before being arrested?"

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Learn about the Miranda Case - Phoenix Police Department

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Ernesto was arrested for kidnapping and rape and was questioned by police without informing him of his rights.

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No, they have to let the defendant know all of his legal rights and if the person is not informed he can't use the testimony in court

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Miranda Warning

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Equal protection Clause of 14th amendment