The Supreme Court case Miranda v. Arizona established rights for citizens who are accused of a crime. What is the purpose of giving rights to citizens accused of a crime? ОА. The person has a better chance

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The Supreme Court case Miranda v. Arizona established rights for citizens who are accused of a crime. What is the purpose of

giving rights to citizens accused of a crime?
ОА.
The person has a better chance to receive justice
ОВ. .
The government looks like it cares for its citizens
C.
People must have rights or they lose all sense of hope.
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It decreases the number or people that are in prison.

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The person has a better chance to receive justice.

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