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The Miranda Rights Are Established

By: Michael Passarelli, Fall Reporter/Editor

June 13, 2016

Photo Credit: Photo via Wikipedia under the Creative Commons License

Border Patrol officer reads the Miranda Rights to a suspected criminal.

On this day in 1966, in the case of Miranda v. Arizona it is ruled by the Supreme Court that suspected criminals must be warned of their rights before being criminally interrogated – hence the Miranda rights.

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Michael Passarelli, Fall Reporter/Editor

Michael Passarelli is 18 years old and a senior at Colonia High School. He is involved with numerous clubs at the school including Marching Band, Jazz Band, and was involved with the Directors Showcase for the theatre program during the fall semester. In the band he plays bass guitar and trumpet and during the 2014 season of Marching Band he was in percussion, and in the 2015 season he played bass guitar for the pit. Passarelli plans to eventually start a career in law enforcement although he has already acquired many skills and is very interested in possibly pursuing a career in construction. He plans to major in Business Management in college.

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