This case expanded on the
This case expanded on the ruling from Escobedo v. Illinois given two years earlier. In the lead up to this case, the defendant's lawyer, Alvin Moore, claimed that a written confession of rape was inadmissible following an arrest by the Phoenix police. This case confirmed a suspect's Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights. For 10 points, name this 1966 Supreme Court case that ruled that law enforcement officials must inform a suspect of their right to an attorney and their right to remain silent.
This case expanded on the ruling from Escobedo v. Illinois given two years earlier.
{Miranda} v. Arizona [or {Arizona} v. {Miranda}]