"Scalia, who read the opinion from the bench, said their decision will have a "minimal" effects on criminal defendants. "Because of the protections created by this court in Miranda and related cases, there is little if any chance that a defendant will be badgered into waiving his right to have counsel present during interrogation," Scalia said." [link]
I am sure that anyone familiar with David Codrea and his "Only Ones" pieces are sure to find fault in this statement.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
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