In Miranda V

In Miranda v. Arizona , the Supreme Court declared that

A) police had to advise a suspect of his or her constitutional right to remain silent.
B) state laws prohibiting marriage between persons of different races were unconstitutional.
C) the federal courts possessed jurisdiction over state apportionment systems to ensure that the votes of all citizens carry equal weight.
D) states could not establish racially segregated schools even if the schools were supposed to have equal facilities.
E) states could not ban the use of contraceptives.