Today in Supreme Court History: March 13, 1963

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3/13/1963: Ernesto Miranda is arrested.

The Warren Court (1962-1965)

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Rev. Arthur L. Kirkland 5 years ago

I won the 'Prof. Cassell won't be able to resist posting something today' pool but it was a cheap, shabby win.

Carry on, often libertarians.

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