Objective: The Miranda v. Arizona (1966) decision was intended to protect individuals' rights
in custodial situations. The purpose of this paper was to evaluate Miranda abilities of …

Internationally, millions of arrests occur each year, but very little is known about how
suspects are informed regarding their rights as the accused and whether these rights are …

Knowing and intelligent Miranda waivers remain the cornerstone of our 5th Amendment right
against self-incrimination in the United States. Until recently, however, Miranda-related …

On a popular understanding, the rule of law is valuable because it enables people to plan
their lives. However, planning conceptions of the rule of law are undermined by the sheer …

This study considers comprehension of the Scottish police caution amongst people with an
intellectual disability (n= 30). It applies techniques to the caution that are suggested to …

This review systematically examines the literature exploring comprehension of a verbally
presented police caution and the suggested factors influencing this, amongst adults within …

When police officers arrest, detain or question young people in New Zealand, they deliver
the Child and Young Persons version of the Rights Caution. Previous research has shown …

Coercion is used throughout the criminal justice system. Interrogations are not immune to
coercion. Despite previous research examining coercion, few studies have examined case …

This study aims to better understand the levels of understanding of Miranda rights amongst
college undergraduate students who are studying criminal justice. By considering many …

The literature on police interrogations is vast, but little to no research has explored isolation
during interrogations. Police officers are trained to isolate suspects (Cleary & Warner, 2016) …