• Arizona: The Confession with Jami Nato

  • Jul 26 2021
  • Length: 39 mins
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  • In this episode, Sharon is joined by friend and successful entrepreneur, Jami Nato, to discuss the story behind Miranda v Arizona. We’ve all heard the line “You have the right to remain silent” but most don’t know the fascinating tale of Ernesto “Ernie” Miranda and how his smalltown trial led to one of the most iconic Supreme Court cases in American history. Sharon and Jami share their thoughts about why the trial of an undoubtedly guilty man was appealed by the Court and how it reflects the Court's emphasis on upholding constitutional rights. Sharon explains why sometimes the Supreme Court doesn’t necessarily focus on “putting the bad guys away” but instead strives to uphold and reestablish constitutional principles.

    For more information on this episode including all resources and links discussed go to https://www.sharonmcmahon.com/podcast


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  • 07-30-21

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I learned so much about our criminal justice system and how Miranda rights came into existence! Loved it!

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