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Law enforcement officials initially criticized Miranda v.Arizona for limiting their ability to obtain evidence through interrogation.Many believed that officers would no longer be able to conduct interrogations of suspects without lawyers present,and that suspects who understood that they had the right to remain silent would always invoke this right and refuse to talk to the police.
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Q27: The landmark case that applied the provisions
Q28: A _is an exploratory inspection of a
Q29: A situation in which a police officer
Q30: A 'seizure' refers to the confiscation of
Q32: The 'exclusionary rule' holds that illegally seized
Q33: The 'public safety exception' is a rule
Q34: The term _ refers to the confiscation
Q35: The 'good faith exception' means that police
Q36: The right of police to search without