Who were the lawyers in Miranda v Arizona?

Answer 1

Miranda v. Arizona, 384 US 436 (1966)

Miranda v. Arizona comprised four consolidated cases that were argued at the same time. Gary K. Nelson represented the state of Arizona; John J. Flynn represented the petitioner, Miranda.

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Answer 2

John J. Flynn, founding partner of Flynn, Kimerer, Thinnes & Derrick* argued for Ernesto Miranda before the US Supreme Court in 1966

*Flynn, Kimerer, Thinnes & Derrick is now Kimerer & Derrick, P.C., described as one of the preeminent criminal law firms in the Southwestern US.

Answer 3

Miranda v. Arizona, 384 US 436 (1966)

Miranda v. Arizona comprised four consolidated cases that were argued at the same time. Gary K. Nelson represented the state of Arizona; John J. Flynn represented the petitioner, Miranda.

List of Advocates:

Miranda v. Arizona, No. 759

Miranda: John J. Flynn

Arizona: Gary K. Nelson

California v. Stewart, No. 584

California: Gordon Ringer

Stewart: William A. Norris

Vignera v. New York, No. 760

Vignera: Victor M. Earle, III

New York: William I. Siegel

Westover v. United States, No. 761

Westover: F. Conger Fawcett

United States: Thurgood Marshall (Solicitor General)

Amici Curiae

Telford Taylor (for State of New York)

Duane R. Nedrud (National District Attorneys Association, urging affirmance in Miranda and Vignera, and reversal in California)

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