Prior to Miranda , police officers in some instances would torture suspects until a confession was delivered.

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Before the establishment of the Miranda rights, there were instances where police officers used physical coercion, including torture, to extract confessions from suspects. This was part of the reason the Miranda v. Arizona case was so significant, as it aimed to protect suspects from self-incrimination and ensure fair treatment during police interrogations.

Prior to Miranda , Police Officers in Some Instances Would