Once he resumed consciousness he has a right to remain silent but the "public safety" exemption that the Supreme Court inserted to the Miranda rule in 1984 was

Once he resumed consciousness he has a right to remain silent but the "public safety" exemption that the Supreme Court inserted to the Miranda rule in 1984 was changed even further by Obama in 2011 that allows the government to question a suspect for 48-hours. Is that a greased, slippery, slope or what? References: [1] Think Progress - http://goo.gl/DPV6L http://goo.gl/DPV6L [2] Wall Street Journal - http://goo.gl/fEPnO http://goo.gl/fEPnO