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Baroness Thompson March 20th 2009 Dicersonv.United States Appellate Brief

Baroness Thompson DICKERSONv.UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES DICKERSONv.UNITED STATES No.99-5525 Argued April 19th 2000-Decided June2000 CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE FOURTH CIRCUIT Held: Miranda and its progeny in this Court govern the admissibility of statements made during custodial interrogation in both state and federal courts.Pp2-14 Facts of the case Miranda warnings require a suspect can remain quiet. He can’t incriminate himself. In regards to the Exclusionary rule serves the Fifth Amendment. Unreasonable searches under the fourth amendment are different from unwarned interrogation. The court agrees with court-appointed amicus curiae that there are more remedies available for abusive police conduct. Holdings (a) Miranda warnings will and procedures that will warn a suspect to remain silent it is his or her right. When they are in custody they have the right and are assures that the right should be exercise and honooreded.e.g.U.S. At 467. This is assurance to the administration of such warnings as only the factors that a suspect confession is voluntary. (b) Decisions The court declines to overrule Miranda. Stare Deices weighs heavily against overruling it at the time of the case. This rule disadvantage is that a guilty defendant will be freed. 166 F.3d667 reversed. Re3hnqest,CJ.,delivered the opinion of the courting which Stevens,O’Coonner,Kenndey,Souter,Ginburg,and breyer,jj.,joined.Scalia,J.,filed a dissenting opinion, in which Thomas ,J.,joined.

Baroness Thompson DICKERSONv.UNITED STATES

Reference: Cite as 530 U.S_ (2000) Reporter of Decisions for convinced of the reader United Statesv.Detroit Timber&Lumber Co.200 U.S.321, 337. (Bench opinion) October TERM 1999