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The Supreme Court case Miranda v. Arizona established rights for citizens who are accused of a crime. What is the purpose of giving rights to citizens accused of a crime? ОА. Th…

The Supreme Court case Miranda v. Arizona established rights for citizens who are accused of a crime. What is the purpose of giving rights to citizens accused of a crime? ОА. Th…
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The Supreme Court case Miranda v. Arizona established rights for citizens who are accused of a crime. What is the purpose of

giving rights to citizens accused of a crime?
ОА.
The person has a better chance to receive justice
ОВ. .
The government looks like it cares for its citizens
C.
People must have rights or they lose all sense of hope.
OD
It decreases the number or people that are in prison.

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The person has a better chance to receive justice.

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