Rights of Suspects & Defendants
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- Police Questioning of Suspects: The Miranda Rule
- Questioning By the Police
- Talking to the Police When You're Not in Custody
- When Police Violate the Miranda Rule
- Search and Seizure Laws
- Search Warrants
- Searches After an Arrest
- Agreeing to a Police Search
- Seizing Items "In Plain View"
- Police Searches on the Street: Stop & Frisk
- Car Searches by Police
- Roadblocks and Sobriety Checkpoints
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Miranda rights and search and seizure rules are just a few of the legal protections given to criminal suspects and defendants. This section spotlights your constitutional rights during encounters with police officers and in the courtroom.
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