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Miranda Rights are a restatement of the Sixth Amendment because Miranda states that the accused may remain silent and has the right to an attorney. True False
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Miranda Rights are a restatement of the Sixth Amendment because Miranda states that the accused may remain silent and has the right to an attorney.

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Answer: True

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