Foreword by Janet Napolitano xiii
Preface xv
PART ONE
Miranda
1 crimes, Confessios, and Convictins = 3
Ernest Miranda Confession to Carroll Cooley = 3
Miranda's Robbery Trial = 8
miranda's Rape Trial = 15
The Case file of Coerced confessions = 22
Sylvester Cassidy and Stanley Johnson = 23
Michael Vignera = 24
Roy Allen Stewart = 25
Carl Calvin Westover = 25
2 The Law = 27
Law and order in '64 = 27
The American Right to counsel = 29
The American Privilege against Self-Incrimination = 33
Escobedo = 35
Miranda and the Arizona Supreme Court = 40
Robert J.Corcoran-The Birth of the Miranda Warnings = 42
John P.Frank and the Miranda Briefs = 45
3 The Oral Arguments = 51
Oral Argument in Miranda v.Arizona = 53
John J.Flynn = 53
Gary K. Nelson = 58
Duane R. Nedrud = 60
Oral Argument in Vignera v. New York = 63
Victor M.Earle III = 63
william I. Siegel = 67
Oral Argument in Westover v. United States = 69
F.conger Fawcett = 69
Solicitor General Thurgood Marshall = 70
Oral Argument in California v.Stewart = 74
Gordon Ringer = 74
William A.Norris = 75
Oral Argument in Johnson and Cassidy v.New Jersey = 76
Stanford Shmukler = 76
Norman heine = 77
M.Gene Haeberle = 79
4. The Aftermath = 80
The Miranda Opinion = 80
The Miranda Warnings = 83
The Right to Remain Silent = 85
The Second Warning = 86
The Right to the "Presence" of an Attorney = 87
The Right to Counsel, Free of Charge = 89
Waiving Miranda Rights = 90
Miranda's Retrials = 92
Miranda's Death = 95
5. The Ongoing Debate = 100
PART TWO
Miranda in the Twenty-First Century
6. The Dickerson Case = 107
Miranda Revisited = 107
The National Debate about Dickerson's Chances in the United States Supreme Court = 112
The Dickerson Oral Arguments = 114
The Dickerson Opinion = 122
Continuing Legal Challenges to the Miranda Doctrine in the Wake of Dickerson = 126
Fellers v. United States, U.S. Supreme Court Docket No. 026320, October Term, 2003-2004 126
United States v. Patane, U.S. Supreme Court Docket No.201183, October Term, 2003-2004 127
Missouri v. Seibert, U.S Supreme Court Docket No. 021371, October Term, 2003-2004 129
7. The Global Reach = 131
Miranda in the Wake of September = 11 131
Miranda and the al Qaeda Terror = 132
The Other American Taliban-Jose Padilla and Esam Hamdi = 136
8 A Broader Perspective 139
Looking Back on Miranda = 139
John P.Frank, Esq. = 140
Peter D.Baird, Esq. = 141
Dean Paul Bender = 141
Judge J.Thomas Books = 142
Captain Carroll Cooley = 142
Justice Robert J.Corcoran = 143
John Dowd, Esq. = 143
Judge joseph howe = 144
Robert Jensen, Esq. = 144
Chris Johns, Esq. = 145
Barry Kroll, Esq. = 145
Senator Jon Kyl, R-Arizona = 145
Rex E.Lee, Esq. = 146
Professor Tom mauet = 147
Craig Mehrens, Esq. = 147
Attorney Grneral Gary K.Nelson = 148
Detective Ron Quaife = 148
Charles Roush, Esq. = 149
Chief Judge Mary Schroeder = 149
mara Siegel, Esq. = 150
Judge Barry Silverman = 150
Robert Storrs, Esq. = 151
Paul Ulrich, Esq. = 151
Judge Warren Wolfson = 152
Did Miranda Retard Law Enforcement? = 152
False Confessions, the Temple Murder Case, and the Tucson Four = 155
If Miranda Was a Liberal Decision, Why Was Dickerson a Conservative Decision? = 159
Why Did the Court Switch From the Sixth Amendment in Escobedo to the Fifth Amendment in Miranda? = 161
Was It Police Methodology or Political Ideology? 162
When Did Miranda Become a "Constitutional" Decision? = 167
9 The Future = 167
Gideon's Legacy = 169
Dickerson's Legacy = 169
The Evolution of Miranda = 170
Acknowledgments = 175
Notes = 177
Bibliography = 195
PRIMARY SOURCES
Affidavits, Reports, Witness Statements, Photographs and Transcripts = 195
Personal Records, Correspondence, and Notes = 195
Court Filings and Records = 196
Author Interview Notes and Correspondence Files = 196
Audio, Video, and Multimedia Materials = 197
SECONDARY SOURCES
Books = 198
Principal Supreme Court Cases and Federal Statutes =199
Law Review Articles = 200
Selected Print Media = 203
Index = 205
Preface xv
PART ONE
Miranda
1 crimes, Confessios, and Convictins = 3
Ernest Miranda Confession to Carroll Cooley = 3
Miranda's Robbery Trial = 8
miranda's Rape Trial = 15
The Case file of Coerced confessions = 22
Sylvester Cassidy and Stanley Johnson = 23
Michael Vignera = 24
Roy Allen Stewart = 25
Carl Calvin Westover = 25
2 The Law = 27
Law and order in '64 = 27
The American Right to counsel = 29
The American Privilege against Self-Incrimination = 33
Escobedo = 35
Miranda and the Arizona Supreme Court = 40
Robert J.Corcoran-The Birth of the Miranda Warnings = 42
John P.Frank and the Miranda Briefs = 45
3 The Oral Arguments = 51
Oral Argument in Miranda v.Arizona = 53
John J.Flynn = 53
Gary K. Nelson = 58
Duane R. Nedrud = 60
Oral Argument in Vignera v. New York = 63
Victor M.Earle III = 63
william I. Siegel = 67
Oral Argument in Westover v. United States = 69
F.conger Fawcett = 69
Solicitor General Thurgood Marshall = 70
Oral Argument in California v.Stewart = 74
Gordon Ringer = 74
William A.Norris = 75
Oral Argument in Johnson and Cassidy v.New Jersey = 76
Stanford Shmukler = 76
Norman heine = 77
M.Gene Haeberle = 79
4. The Aftermath = 80
The Miranda Opinion = 80
The Miranda Warnings = 83
The Right to Remain Silent = 85
The Second Warning = 86
The Right to the "Presence" of an Attorney = 87
The Right to Counsel, Free of Charge = 89
Waiving Miranda Rights = 90
Miranda's Retrials = 92
Miranda's Death = 95
5. The Ongoing Debate = 100
PART TWO
Miranda in the Twenty-First Century
6. The Dickerson Case = 107
Miranda Revisited = 107
The National Debate about Dickerson's Chances in the United States Supreme Court = 112
The Dickerson Oral Arguments = 114
The Dickerson Opinion = 122
Continuing Legal Challenges to the Miranda Doctrine in the Wake of Dickerson = 126
Fellers v. United States, U.S. Supreme Court Docket No. 026320, October Term, 2003-2004 126
United States v. Patane, U.S. Supreme Court Docket No.201183, October Term, 2003-2004 127
Missouri v. Seibert, U.S Supreme Court Docket No. 021371, October Term, 2003-2004 129
7. The Global Reach = 131
Miranda in the Wake of September = 11 131
Miranda and the al Qaeda Terror = 132
The Other American Taliban-Jose Padilla and Esam Hamdi = 136
8 A Broader Perspective 139
Looking Back on Miranda = 139
John P.Frank, Esq. = 140
Peter D.Baird, Esq. = 141
Dean Paul Bender = 141
Judge J.Thomas Books = 142
Captain Carroll Cooley = 142
Justice Robert J.Corcoran = 143
John Dowd, Esq. = 143
Judge joseph howe = 144
Robert Jensen, Esq. = 144
Chris Johns, Esq. = 145
Barry Kroll, Esq. = 145
Senator Jon Kyl, R-Arizona = 145
Rex E.Lee, Esq. = 146
Professor Tom mauet = 147
Craig Mehrens, Esq. = 147
Attorney Grneral Gary K.Nelson = 148
Detective Ron Quaife = 148
Charles Roush, Esq. = 149
Chief Judge Mary Schroeder = 149
mara Siegel, Esq. = 150
Judge Barry Silverman = 150
Robert Storrs, Esq. = 151
Paul Ulrich, Esq. = 151
Judge Warren Wolfson = 152
Did Miranda Retard Law Enforcement? = 152
False Confessions, the Temple Murder Case, and the Tucson Four = 155
If Miranda Was a Liberal Decision, Why Was Dickerson a Conservative Decision? = 159
Why Did the Court Switch From the Sixth Amendment in Escobedo to the Fifth Amendment in Miranda? = 161
Was It Police Methodology or Political Ideology? 162
When Did Miranda Become a "Constitutional" Decision? = 167
9 The Future = 167
Gideon's Legacy = 169
Dickerson's Legacy = 169
The Evolution of Miranda = 170
Acknowledgments = 175
Notes = 177
Bibliography = 195
PRIMARY SOURCES
Affidavits, Reports, Witness Statements, Photographs and Transcripts = 195
Personal Records, Correspondence, and Notes = 195
Court Filings and Records = 196
Author Interview Notes and Correspondence Files = 196
Audio, Video, and Multimedia Materials = 197
SECONDARY SOURCES
Books = 198
Principal Supreme Court Cases and Federal Statutes =199
Law Review Articles = 200
Selected Print Media = 203
Index = 205