Which ruling did the Supreme Court make in Miranda v. Arizona?
A. It is unconstitutional for arrested individuals to face double jeopardy
B. Individuals in custody must be made fully aware of their fifth amendment right in order to exercise those rights
C. Miranda must be set free because the police had not legally obtained a search warrant
D. Miranda was entitled to sue the state in civil court for wrongful arrest
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