Historically, before the second half of the twentieth century, U.S. prisoners:
a. had almost no rights under the Constitution
b. were fully protected by the Constitution.
c. were protected by the Constitution if they plead guilty.
d. were protected by the Fourth Amendment in the privacy of their cells.
a
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A. Initial appearance B. Preliminary hearing C. Time of arrest D. Arraignment
The U.S. Supreme Court held that the Death with Dignity Law did not violate the Federal Controlled Substance Law
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Prisoners in the United States used to be viewed as virtual
a. slaves of the state. b. prisoners of the state. c. servants of the state. d. wards of the state.
Testimonial evidence includes all statements made to the police
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