POLI 4023 Chapter : Miranda V Arizona Paper
Document Summary
Miranda v. arizona was a historical and significant case that gave citizens. This court case came in a time when there was a growing animosity between the people and the establishment. Police were abusing their powers and using brutal methods to obtain confessions from criminals. The warren court, which presided over the ruling in the supreme court, was a court that was known for granting civil liberties to the people, which can attest to a mostly liberal court. The miranda ruling came on the heels of some. Accessed april 27, 2017. https://www. boundless. com/u-s-history/textbooks/boundless-u-s-history- textbook/politics-and-culture-of-abundance-1943-1960-28/the-eisenhower-administration-216/the- warren-court-1460-8616/. important cases that influenced the decision. Mississippi (1936), gideon v. wainwright (1963), and escobedo v. illinois (1964). These cases deal with similar issues that are presented in miranda v. arizona. Therefore, the political climate, the ideology of the court, and previous cases influenced the ruling in miranda v. arizona. This case begins with ernesto miranda, an immigrant, who was arrested for kidnapping and rape.
