Who came up with the term "You have the right to remain silent"?

The term "you have the right to remain silent" stems from the Miranda rights, which were created when police tortured information out of a criminal (last name Miranda) and used that information to incarcerate him. The Miranda rights also state that someone cnnot bear witness in their own case. It's to protect people, stating that they don't have to speak, basically.

An old ahh dude...

A budhist monk came up with it.it was first a philosophical statement but somehow the USA police adopted it

@Oportunist said in #33:
> A budhist monk came up with it.it was first a philosophical statement but somehow the USA police adopted it
Laws are binding philosophical concepts ;)

You guys have no recollection nor respect to the real history because the one who originated this phrase is the enforcer himself - Robocop!

@AsianBishop said in #25:
> You have the right to remain silent
MY EARS *rages*

Maybe it's like "If you wish, you could refrain from becoming vocal"? Doesn't that sound a lot nicer?
Dumb Americans. I find them utterly gross, to be honest.

@Bladerduck said in #37:
> Maybe it's like "If you wish, you could refrain from becoming vocal"? Doesn't that sound a lot nicer?
> Dumb Americans. I find them utterly gross, to be honest.
Your threads have been the epitome of intellect in comparison, truly

@salmon_rushdie said in #38:
> Your threads have been the epitome of intellect in comparison, truly
Thank you:)

You don't have the right to say anything, anything you say will be used as evidence against you.