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Miranda v. Arizona

[Name of the Institute]Miranda v. Arizona

Ontology refers to the study of a psychological nature on the basis of reality, existence and being. It also includes the basic classes and relation of being. The ethical principles of ontology indicate the significance of existence of God and morality in human associations. In this paper I will be considering the ethical implication of ontology in the perspectives of Miranda v. Arizona. Miranda assaulted a woman and confessed his crime during his interrogation. He was never communicated his right to remain silent and appoint an advocate to consider his case. The Fifth Amendment ...