Court Orders Protection in Police Interrogations
The Supreme Court ruled police must stop incommunicado interrogations to protect rights against self incrimination. It reversed convictions in several cases including West and Miranda, detailing safeguards and the need for counsel and voluntary waivers. Chief Justice Warren warned current practices harmed constitutional protections.
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Clark
Supreme Court
Supreme Court overturns contempt ruling in labor case
The Supreme Court threw out a contempt of Congress conviction of a former union officer who refused to answer questions during a 1950s investigation. The ruling, by Justice Fortas, reversed lower court decisions and addressed questions about committee jurisdiction and the First Amendment. Two Air Force personnel died in a crash at Vandenberg, with three others injured, while the blaze scene and fire timing were described by officials assessing the incident.
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