Which convention states that persons under arrest must be informed of their legal rights, including their right to counsel, before undergoing police interrogation?

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The convention that requires persons under arrest to be informed of their legal rights, including the right to counsel, before undergoing police interrogation is known as the Miranda rule. This was established by the Supreme Court case Miranda v. Arizona in 1966. The Gideon rule deals with the right to counsel for indigent defendants in criminal cases, the Mapp standard deals with illegally obtained evidence, and the Palko standard deals with selective incorporation of the Bill of Rights.

Which Convention States That Persons Under Arrest Must Be Informed