Answer:
The correct answer to the following question will be "Miranda v. Arizona
".
Explanation:
- During this case, the Supreme Court held that offenders who were arrested must always be told regarding their constitutional right to such an advocate as well as against actualization-incrimination after interrogation.
- This allowed suspected offenders to consult their rights and freedoms before being interviewed while being in detention by the officers.
The reason for this is the fact that many topics that were considered taboo are no longer thought of as such today. Shocking? Yes. Wrong? Sometimes, but no longer taboo. Humanities interest in the worst of themselves has overrode the former thinking that we should get evil and unjust things out of our minds.
<span>Running around in an airport, crawling around under a table in a restaurant, running out of a door of a restaurant while your parents are outside, kicking and screaming in a grocery cart, talking loudly during a speech or concert and, finally, having your cell phone ring and answering it in a restaurant, theater or work.</span>
Answer:
I think that the answer is a Park Ranger.
I hope this helps!
