This Day in History June 13: Learn why police officers read you your Miranda rights when you are arrested in this informative video. On June 13, 1966, the U.S. Supreme Court made a significant decision in Miranda v. Arizona, ensuring that all criminal suspects are aware of their rights before being interrogated. This 6-3 ruling led to the practice of police officers carrying cards to inform suspects of their Miranda rights at the time of arrest. Find out more about the history and importance of Miranda rights in this video.

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