You have the right to remain silent, until every word you say will become Cheng Tang s confession

The incident that Miranda warned about happened in 1963, but the bill appears to have been passed in 1968.

This thing has appeared in many TV series?

TVB TV series, I've watched a lot of them.

You have the right to remain silent. If you don't keep silent, then everything you say can be used as evidence against you in court. You have the right to have a lawyer present at your trial.

If you can't afford to pay for a lawyer, the court will provide you with a lawyer for free. Are you fully aware of your rights as described above?

This should be only available in police dramas, and the police will say this first when they catch a suspect.

There are many TV dramas, and as long as there are criminals, there are ......

Miranda warned, and came out at once.

But... It should be the police's respect for the suspect, after all, they are all people.

Then there's the right to hire a lawyer or something.

This thing should be seen less, and seeing more is not good for the body, but I still have to say that I have it for you, haha.

If you really want to try, k a 3 p c is okay.

Finally, as a reminder, you have to replace "with n" so that it can be opened.

It's good to just take a look at these types, but you can't watch too much.

The same applies. This phrase is legally called: Miranda's Law.

In exceptional circumstances, "silence" is a right peculiar to a citizen. On the contrary, citizens who do not remain silent in exceptional circumstances are disrespectful to the law and, if possible, are held accountable.

In specific practice, for example, when a public security organ arrests a suspect, the suspect or other person repeatedly appeals and explains, which may have an impact on law enforcement.

No, according to Article 95 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China, the suspect has the obligation to cooperate with the public security and procuratorial organs in their inquiries and ask truthful questions.

That is, on the contrary, you have no right to be silent.

Now it doesn't apply, Chinese citizens have the obligation to cooperate with the case-handling authorities in law enforcement.