“You have the right to remain silent”

This year marks the 60th anniversary of Miranda v. Arizona, this engaging conversation explores one of the most recognizable Supreme Court decisions in U.S. history. Discover how this landmark case shaped individual rights, influenced interactions between law enforcement and the public and continues to impact constitutional law today.

Why It Matters

Six decades after Miranda v. Arizona, the decision remains a significant part of American law and public life. Understanding its history and lasting impact provides valuable insight into constitutional rights, the justice system and the relationship between individuals and law enforcement.

Whether you are interested in constitutional law, criminal justice, political science, civic engagement or current issues surrounding civil liberties, this conversation offers an opportunity to better understand a Supreme Court decision that continues to shape American society.

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Constitution Week 
Check out more Constitution Week events taking place Sept.15-18! Constitution Week programs are made possible, thanks to the Bernard Mann Fund for Constitutional Law Education.
This week is hosted by the Department of Political Science, Department of History, the Democracy and Public Policy Research Network and the C. Raymond Marvin Center for Student Leadership and Civic Engagement.