2. explain what the right against self-incrimination means. What is the relevance of the 14^th amendment?
4. Quoting former Chief Justice Marshall, this case explored the definition of the "holding" of a case. How does Marshall define the "holding," and how does he explain that definition?
6. The majority and dissent in Butler disagreed on whether to followMiranda v. Arizona.
   2. Explain how the majority distinguishedMirandaand describe the holding inButler.
   4. How did the dissent interpret the holding of Miranda?Why did the dissent believe it should followMiranda?

In State v. Butler19 Ohio St. 2d 55, 249 N.E.2d 818 Supreme Court of OhioJuly 9, 1969,the Ohio Supreme Court considered the defendant's right against self-incrimination under the 5^th and 14^th amendments.

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