Miranda Rights

During his career with Phoenix police, Officer Cooley rose to become captain, a rank the department said is equivalent to commander today

In this case, the court rules the suspect knew he had a choice and decided to speak anyway

The appellate court held that the suspect, while not free to leave, was not in custody when an officer first questioned him in the park

There were several noteworthy cases from the past term pertaining to law enforcement officer liability for alleged constitutional violations

The Tekoh ruling should be a non-event for all law enforcement officers. Miranda warnings should be administered as they were before the case was decided.

Cops should Mirandize anyway

A suspect must still be warned of their Miranda rights for their confession to be used in court

The case asks if officers who don't provide a Miranda warning can be sued for violating a suspect's constitutional rights

There are some common myths about Miranda rights you need to know.

How the deliverance of the Miranda Rights, when in custody or before interrogation, became law

Here are a handful of other — perhaps less-well-known — cases which merit mention in this space