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AirTalk

AirTalk for December 2, 2002

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Miranda Rights; Community Advocates
Miranda Rights; Community Advocates

Miranda Rights; Community Advocates

Miranda Rights

AirTalk for December 2, 2002

Do you have the right to remain silent in police custody? How about the right not to be questioned, some would say “coercively”, without a lawyer present? Most people think that they are protected under the famous Miranda ruling, which not only informs people of their rights, but allows them to remain silent without further hassle, protecting their 5th Amendment rights. In the context of an Oxnard case, the Supreme Court will review the Miranda ruling to see if police questioning should be regulated if it does not lead to the introduction of incriminating evidence in a court case. Host Larry Mantle speaks with Eugene Volokh, professor of law at UCLA Law School, specializing in constitutional law and Robert Pugsley, professor of criminal law at Southwestern University School of Law.

Community Advocates

AirTalk for December 2, 2002

Larry Mantle discusses the new race and human relations organization “Community Advocates” with the President of the organization, David Lehrer, and Vice President Joe Hicks. Together they examine why they felt the need to form the organization, current key race and ethnic relations issues, and their new vision for civil rights and race relations.