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In Miranda v. Arizona (1996)why did Ernesto Miranda say his fifth amendment rights had been violated
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In Miranda v. Arizona (1996)why did Ernesto Miranda say his fifth amendment rights had been violated

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Ernesto Miranda's Fifth Amendment rights had been violated because he had confessed to crimes without being informed of his right against self-incrimination

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