The Miranda opinion itself begins by stating that the court granted certiorari "to explore some facets of the problems of applying the privilege against self-incrimination to in-custody interrogation, and to give concrete constitutional guidelines for law enforcement agencies and courts to follow".
In Miranda a 5 4 majority held that the self-incrimination clause forbids police to conduct in-custody interrogations unless they first warn the suspect of his Fifth Amendment right to remain silent.
Researchers used the names on the files as part of their broader efforts to track down former prisoners transferred to Libyan custody and interview them, opening an unusual window into American detention, interrogation and rendition operations nearly a decade ago.
He could then have been kept in custody for interrogation for several weeks.
"I was one of them, spending three years under 'protective custody' without interrogation or trial," Mr. Sein Win recounted.
The court also limited the scope of Miranda by adopting extraordinarily narrow definitions of "custody" and "interrogation".
The nine suspects charged Tuesday were among 12 taken into the court's custody for interrogation late on Monday.
But Bush declared Padilla and Marri to be "enemy combatants," which, he argued, meant that they could be transferred to military custody, for interrogation and detention without trial.
They only turned on the cameras after he had been in custody under interrogation for many hours and was ready to say, "I did it".
After being removed from his house, Jamadi was manhandled by several of the SEALs, who gave him a black eye and a cut on his face; he was then transferred to C.I.A. custody, for interrogation at Abu Ghraib.
They are being held in custody for interrogation in the Nadia district of West Bengal, the Times of India reported, and investigators are probing motives including extortion and revenge as well as robbery.
