UNITED STATES V. WADE, 388 U. S. 218 (1967)

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UNITED STATES V . WADE , 388 U . S . 218 (1967

The respondents in the UNITED STATES V . WADE case had been charged for robbing a federally insured bank and for conspiracy . In the process of identifying the respondents , the law enforcement lined up the suspects each wrapped without tape strips in their face just as the robber had alleged done (FindLaw , 2010 . They were then directed to repeat words which were alleged to

have been used by the robber . Following this exercise , two of the bank employees identified the correspondent as the robber . After the identification , the other suspects on the lineup were excluded from cross-examination

However , this respondent exercise was conducted with giving notice to the respondent 's appointed legal counsel . According to the respondent the act by law enforcement to wrap tapes on his face and forcing him to say words alleged as used by the robber deprived him of his constitutional right to be free from self incrimination (FindLaw , 2010 Based on the provisions of the Fifth Amendment as extended by the US Supreme court ruling in the Miranda v . Arizona case , a crime suspect must be informed of the constitutional right to remain silent during an interrogation

Still , crime suspect have a right to have their legal counsel present during the interrogation process . The respondent also claimed of the violation of his constitutional right counsel during court proceeding as dictated for...