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Police Can Question You for 24 Hours Without a Lawyer in Australia
In Australia, police have the power to detain and question individuals for up to 24 hours without providing access to a lawyer. This authority,...
Police Can Question You for Up to 24 Hours Without Charge
Under U.S. law, police can detain and question an individual for up to 24 hours without formally charging them. This period, known as a...
Police Can Lie During Interrogations, But With Limits
Police interrogations often involve psychological tactics, and one contentious method is deception. In the United States, law enforcement officers are permitted to lie during...
When Police Must Read Miranda Rights to Suspects
Every year, millions of Americans face police interrogation, and the phrase "You have the right to remain silent" echoes through countless precincts. This is...
Five Key Components of Miranda Rights Explained
Over 12 million arrests occur annually in the United States, each encountering a crucial legal safeguard: Miranda rights. These rights, established in 1966, protect...
Supreme Court Rules on Miranda Rights Violation Consequences
Nearly 60 years after the landmark Miranda v. Arizona decision, the Supreme Court has issued a ruling that clarifies the consequences when law enforcement...