A long-term effect of the Miranda v. Arizona decision is that law enforcement agencies are required to inform suspects of their rights—known as "Miranda rights"—during arrest and questioning. This has established a standard procedure aimed at protecting individuals against self-incrimination and ensuring fair treatment under the law. This decision has also emphasized the importance of safeguarding constitutional rights, leading to increased awareness and training for police on the proper handling of suspects.
The United States Supreme Court case Miranda v. Arizona held that criminal confessions cannot be used in a court case unless the suspect was fully informed of his or her rights, in order to uphold the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution. Question Use the passage to answer the question. What was a long-term effect of this decision? (1 point)
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