In Recent Years The Miranda Decision Has Been Criticized By Some Persons As Protecting The Rights Of Criminals And Neglecting The Rights Of Crime Victims. Why?

Critics argue that the Miranda Decision, which requires law enforcement to inform suspects of their rights before interrogation, can hinder effective policing and allow criminals to evade justice. They contend that this focus on the rights of the accused may lead to guilty individuals avoiding prosecution due to technicalities, thereby neglecting the needs and rights of crime victims seeking justice. Additionally, some believe that the emphasis on protecting suspects can create a perception of prioritizing the rights of criminals over the safety and rights of law-abiding citizens.