Chicago Could Be a Model for the Future of Miranda Rights – The Atlantic

"...(A) consent decree—a judicial-enforced agreement resolving a legal dispute—entered in state court on Wednesday has set Chicago on a path that promises to give concrete meaning to Miranda and, in so doing, provide a model for other cities and states. The decree resolves a lawsuit brought by civil-rights attorneys on behalf of protesters held incommunicado in the context of the 2020 George Floyd demonstrations and on behalf of the Office of the Cook County Public Defender, among other organizations."
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Old Joe
3 years ago

Chicago is well on the way yo becoming West Detroit.

A model of what can happen when there are no consequences for criminal behavior.

Mary Juana
3 years ago

New signs will be posted at the city limits, “Welcome Criminals “.So much BS in this article, wait a minute, its a liberal rag.

ProzacPlease
3 years ago

Only a leftist rag would see Chicago as a model for anything.

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