In Arizona v. Fulminante, the Court ruled that the harmless error doctrine applies to cases involving admissibility of:
a. spontaneous utterances
b. involuntary confessions
c. evidence that would have inevitably been discovered
d. evidence obtained with an invalid warrantA
involuntary confessions
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