For those who were born after the 1970's it's probably hard to imagine that for 190 years our country existed without those suspected of criminal activity to be read their legal rights.  Most of us have scene enough police dramas in the movies and on tv to know that a suspect in a criminal case has to be read his rights or any case against him or her can be thrown out by a judge.  Yet, up until 1966, that was not the case in the United States. U.S. Supreme Court case Miranda v. Arizona made … [Read more...]