In _____, the Court upheld the conviction of a suspect who claimed that he had invoked his Miranda rights by being mostly silent during questioning.

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In Berghuis v. Thompkins (2010), the Supreme Court ruled that a suspect's silence during interrogation does not constitute an invocation of Miranda rights unless the suspect explicitly states that he or she is invoking the right to remain silent.

In _____, the Court Upheld the Conviction of a Suspect