384 U.S. 436
This citation exists in our library, and no opinion in our treatment table says it overruled this one. That is NOT a clean bill of health: the table only catches explicit overruling language in opinions we hold, so it misses a great deal. Treat it as one signal, not as a Shepard's or KeyCite result.
What we hold
- Case name
- Miranda v. Arizona
- Court
- us-scotus
- Year
- 1966
- Where it lives
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Later history
No flag, which is not a clean bill of health
Our treatment table is built by reading the opinions we hold for explicit overruling language and attaching it to the citation named right after it. It is deliberately high-precision and low-recall: a flag means a later opinion SAID this, and the absence of a flag means only that we did not find such a sentence in the opinions we hold. It is not a substitute for Shepard's or KeyCite, and it has no "questioned" or "distinguished" tier at all.
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