Charles Thomas Dickerson

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Charles Thomas Dickerson is the criminal defendant whose challenge to the admissibility of his confession led to the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision in Dickerson v. United States, which reaffirmed the constitutional status of Miranda warnings.

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instanceOf criminal defendant
person
associatedWithCourt Supreme Court of the United States
caseOutcomeEffect reaffirmation of constitutional status of Miranda warnings
caseType criminal procedure case
confessionChallenged use of his confession in federal court
countryOfCitizenship United States
hasName Charles Thomas Dickerson
involvedInLegalDoctrine Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination
Miranda v. Arizona precedent
linked to: Miranda v. Arizona

exclusionary rule
legalIssueInvolved Miranda warnings
linked to: Miranda v. Arizona

admissibility of his confession
notableFor being the defendant in Dickerson v. United States
partyTo Dickerson v. United States
roleInCase petitioner

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Dickerson v. United States petitioner Charles Thomas Dickerson
Charles Thomas Dickerson hasName Charles Thomas Dickerson