The accused has a right to an attorney in each of the following scenarios EXCEPT ______.
A. at a police lineup after the accused has been arrested
B. at all face-to-face confrontations after being arrested
C. when the police are using a technique of photo-lineup by showing a witness individual photos or a group of photos
D. before being formally charged
D. before being formally charged
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Ann and Sue entered into a conspiracy to commit murder. At trial, Sue was found not guilty by reason of insanity. As a result, under the Model Penal Code, Ann should also be acquitted of conspiracy. 2. Walt planned to go on a crime spree breaking into cars late at night. In furtherance of his plan, he bought a crowbar to break into the cars and dark clothes to wear. The day of his planned crime spree, Walt had a change of heart and decided not to break into any cars. He also returned the items he purchased. As a result, Walt has a legitimate defense to a charge of attempted burglary. 3. One difference between various states’ statutes on conspiracy is whether an overt act is required to carry out the conspiracy. 4. The Model Penal Code incorporates the Gebardi rule. 5. The doctrine of inherent impossibility prohibits punishing an individual for a crime that does not exist.
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a. Stranger b. Acquaintance c. Relative d. Wife/girlfriend