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Argumentative Essay: Miranda's Atrocities

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Miranda name had made from the court room to walls at law schools and court houses, law books. The Miranda name was well known and may worldwide attention, but Miranda was far from being a celebrity or having celebrity status. Miranda life was big dissatisfaction, Miranda would continue to have run in with law enforcement. Miranda was arrested again in phoenix for driving on the wrong side of road which He actual served about a year in jail. He was then released and one night he went to bar in the neighborhood and played poker with two other Mexican, they all were drinking an argument begin about cheating, they fight and Miranda was stabbed, he died before the ambulance arrived at the hospital. The brief, vivid life Ernest Miranda was gone.

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