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inlawrev-3545	Van Kessel, Gordon	Quieting the Guilty and Acquitting the Innocent: A Close Look at a New Twist on the Right to Silence	2002	64	.pdf	application/pdf	35823	1644	55	The Court also held that a waiver of Miranda rights cannot be involuntary absent official compulsion or coercion and stated that the sole concern of the Fifth Amendment privilege is government coercion. Likewise, the enactment of a more powerful right to counsel during police questioning, which prohibits police interrogation outside counsel's presence, likely would have far greater consequences than does the present prohibition on the jury learning of, or drawing of adverse inferences from, a suspect's refusal to waive Miranda rights.	cache/inlawrev-3545.pdf	txt/inlawrev-3545.txt