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Mirandize
[ mi-ran-dahyz ]
verb (used with object)
- Sometimes mirandize. Informal. to advise (a person being arrested) of their rights under the Miranda ruling.
Example Sentences
Jimmy-Saul would surely have noticed that the cops failed to Mirandize the perp.
“The military, to put it bluntly, is trained to vaporize, not Mirandize.”
It reminds me of when I was luxuriating in late-night “Kojak” reruns in the late 1980s until my first wife — a second-year law student at the time — would walk in mid-episode, take a gander at a single scene and remark, “They didn’t properly Mirandize that perp.”
No. 1, the court, the one court that has ruled, has allowed a lot of flexibility in the public safety exception before you Mirandize somebody,” Senator Schumer said.
“I see a fairly strong case against this young man based on a great deal of evidence so, as a prosecutor, the top of my list would not be necessarily to Mirandize him and get a usable confession,” said David Raskin, a former federal prosecutor in terrorism cases in New York.
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