Issue: Is it the responsibility for the authorities to tell the alleged defendants of their rights before interrogation? Does the present procedure violate the Fifth …show more content…
Arizona case, Justice Clark dissented and concurred in segments of the majority opinion. He argued that the majority opinion has a lot of restrictions that pertains to a conducting a police interrogation. Moreover, Justice Clark is proud of the police agencies and is in favor of the way they conduct their job. He suggests that the criminal justice system should remain using the rule of “totality -of- circumstances,” this method would rule out any coerced confessions and this should be adamantly practiced by law