Today, persons who are in police custody and set to be interrogated must be advised of their constitutional rights.What U.S.Supreme Court case set this precedent?

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The U.S. Supreme Court case that set the precedent that persons in police custody must be advised of their constitutional rights before interrogation is Miranda v. Arizona. In this 1966 case, the Court held that the Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights of a suspect in custody are violated if the suspect is not informed of their right to remain silent and right to an attorney before questioning. This has become known as the Miranda warning.

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