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Farmers, activists arrested in Tarlac 'bungkalan' set to undergo inquest proceedings - Vimarsana News

Farmers, activists arrested in Tarlac 'bungkalan' set to undergo inquest proceedings

"We ask, when has it ever been wrong to unite with others? Why don't the police want young people to interfere?" SAKA said in a tweet in Filipino.

Man allegedly possessed over $1.7K of drugs - Vimarsana News

Man allegedly possessed over $1.7K of drugs

Robert O. Gray III, 46, was charged with a Class A felony for Misconduct Involving a Controlled Substance in the second degree on Friday, according to documents filed by the

Supreme Court Revisits Decades-Old Miranda Rights Precedent - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court Revisits Decades-Old Miranda Rights Precedent

The Supreme Court revisited its 56-year-old precedent, Miranda v. Arizona, at an April 20 hearing as justices and ...

Historians' Brief on Miranda and Originalism | Tenth Amendment Center - Vimarsana News

Historians' Brief on Miranda and Originalism | Tenth Amendment Center

A group of prominent legal historians has filed this amicus brief in the pending Supreme Court case Vega v. Tekoh, contending that there are eighteenth-century foundations for the "Miranda warning" rule from Miranda v. Arizona.

MSNBC Dateline February 19, 2022 09:17:00 - Vimarsana News

MSNBC Dateline February 19, 2022 09:17:00

Whole life. >> reporter: the video was very grainy hard to decipher. but lucinda told futerman she would try. what were you looking for her to say? >> i was specifically looking for, "yes, i understand my rights." i see no evidence of her saying those words. >> reporter: right. but then? a judge's ruling meant it suddenly didn't matter what lucinda saw or didn't see. a miranda warning, said the judge, wasn't necessary at that point. >> you have the right to remain silent. >> reporter: and in fact cara had been read her rights later at the police station. so the jury would get to hear cara's fi...