LifeLibertyProperty

media type="custom" key="333805" Pooja, Rachel and Sierra.

Ammendment 5: Life, Liberty and Property.

Who: Ernesto Miranda What: The Right to remain silent. He raped and kidnapped a woman. When: March 13, 1963. Where: Phoenix, Arizona. Why: Miranda had the right to remain silent during his questioning, by pleading the fifth. But after two hours he decided to confess.

(Theme Song)

Pooja: Good Afternoon. Today is March 14, 1963. This is Reporter Estebana Julio Ricardo Montoya Del Rosa Ramirez reporting from _______ live. Now lets take a look at your weather.

Rachel: The weather…

Sierra: BREAKING NEWS BREAKING NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!! THERE IS A NEW CASE COURT ABOUT ERNESTO MIRANDA. HE IS IN A TRIAL NOW CHARGED FOR KIDNAP AND RAPE!

(Change Scenes)

Pooja (Judge): [Hits the Gavel on the table.] ORDER IN THE COURT! ORDER IN MY COURT!

Rachel (Ernesto): [Comes In] Handcuffed.

Pooja: Ernesto to the stand. (Rachel walks up)

Pooja: Ms. Smith come you have the floor and the opinion of the jury. You can choose to use it or you can choose not to.

Sierra (Ms. Smith): (Walks up to the stand.) This lady (points to doll) has been sexually abused and kidnapped by this man (points to Rachel) says the victim.

Pooja: Do you have any evidence or any questions that could prove this man is guilty?

Sierra: Yes ma’am. Do you know this young lady?

Rachel: Yes, I do.

Sierra: Were you with her the night of this incident?

Rachel: I PLEAD THE FIFTH!


 * FREEZE!**

Pooja: The Fifth Amendment states that the accused can not be forced to be questioned against his will.

Sierra: So when Ernesto said that he “plead the fifth” it meant that he didn’t want to be questioned. When they plead the fifth, it usually means they are guilty.