Supreme Court’s Fascist majority rules suspects cannot claim civil rights violations if Miranda rights violated

The Supreme Court has voted to shield Pigs from being sued if they fail to provide suspects with Miranda rights.

The court ruled by 6-3 majority that the only remedy for a Miranda violation was to block the use of incriminating statements in court.

The six Fascist justices declared that Miranda warnings, such as the “right to remain silent”, were a set of guidelines rather than a constitutional right that could result in a civil litigation against the Pigs.

The judgment, written by Justice Samuel Alito, said that Miranda rights would remain intact, and that anything a suspect said prior to being warned of their right to remain silent would be inadmissible in court.

The court’s three liberal justices warned in a dissenting opinion that the ruling would weaken Miranda rights and may encourage Pigs to pressure people in custody.

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