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<br></p> <p>I do believe the Miranda rights should be required before questioning. The Miranda rights were put into place as a preventive measure to keep individuals frXX implicating themselves during XXXXXXXXXXX XXXX law XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX. It XXXXXXX the individual of XXXXX rights to XXXXXX silent and XXXXXXXXX XXXX XX XXXX should choose to XXXX, whatever they say XXXXX XXX would XX XXXX against XXXX. They are XXXXXXX informed of their right to have an XXXXXXXX XXX XX they could not XXXXXX XX hire XXX privately, XXXX would be XXXXXXXX XXXX one at no charge (Right to XXXXXX XXXXXX, n.d.). XXXX is XXXXXXXXX for those people XXXX XXX not be aware of XXX Miranda law because XXXXXXX an officer XXXXXXXXX XXXX XX their XXXXXX, they XXXXX possibly say XXXXXXXXX that would XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXX in XXXXX.</p> <p>I XXXXX the Miranda rights XXX just as significant today XX when it XXX XXXXXXXXXX in XXXX. XXX XXXX, <i>XXXXXXX XXXXXX</i> XX named XXXXX XXXXXXX Miranda, a resident of Arizona, XXX XXX convicted XX several felonies, partially XXXXXXX XX his own confession. The XXXXXXX lies in the XXXX that XXXXXXX XXX XXX XXXX, that based on XXX XX XXXXXXXXX, he did not XXXX to answer XXX XXXXXXXXX (Dungan, XXXX). XXXXXXX, our constitution affords us XXXXXXX XXXXXX, but XXX those XXXXXXX who do not XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX them, it is imperative that law enforcement XXXXXXXX make them aware. I XXXXX XXX XXX XX making XXXX XXX accused XXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXX. XXXXXX research has shown that XXXXXXXXX and XXX mentally disabled do XXX XXXXXXXXXX what the rights mean so XXXX XXXXX their XXXXX and talk XXXX law enforcement. Interrogating techniques can XX intimidating with the hopes of XXXXXXX a confession XXXX the offender, XXXXXXX, it is XXXXXXXX XX some XXXX XXXX the XXXXXXXX feel threatened XXX out of fear XXXX a false XXXXXXXXXX (Natarajan, XXXX).</p> <p>XXXX most things, there are XXXXXXXXX that need to be taken into XXXXXXXXXXXXX, XXXX XX Mirandizing someone XXXX a mental disability or a young XXXXXX who XXX XXX XX XXXXX XX XXXXX XXXXXX but for the XXXX XXXX I XXXXX XXX Miranda XXXXXX XXX a XXXX thing that should be XXXXXXXXXXX all the time XXX in XXXXX case. </p> <p>Resources</p> <p>Dungan, R. (XXXX, June XX). Miranda and XXX XXXXX to remain silent: XXX Phoenix story. XXXXXXXXX March 21, 2018, from <a href="https://XXX.azcentral.XXX/story/XXXX/XXXXX/XXXXXXX/XXXX/XX/11/XXXXXXX-and-right-remain-silent-XXXXXXX-XXXXX/85206416/">XXXXX://XXX.azcentral.com/XXXXX/XXXX/local/XXXXXXX/2016/06/11/miranda-XXX-XXXXX-remain-silent-XXXXXXX-story/XXXXXXXX/</a><br></p> <p>XXXXXXXXX, R. (XXXX, XXXX XX). XX the XXXX Anniversary XX XXXXXXX, XXXX XXXXXX Need XX Understand Their Rights. Retrieved XXXXX 21, XXXX, XXXX <a XXXX="XXXXX://XXXX.XXXXXX.XXX/XXXX/XX/23/XXXX-XXXXXX-need-to-understand-their-rights">XXXXX://XXXX.utexas.edu/XXXX/06/XX/XXXX-people-XXXX-XX-XXXXXXXXXX-their-rights</a> </p> <p>Right to Remain XXXXXX. (n.d.). XXXXXXXXX March XX, 2018, from <a href="http://XXX.mirandarights.XXX/righttoremainsilent.html">http://XXX.XXXXXXXXXXXXX.XXX/righttoremainsilent.html</a> </p>">
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