The "bright line rule":
a. Allowed the interrogation of suspects to wear them down for self-incrimination
b. Allowed for the continued questioning of a suspect (after his/her rights had been given) until their counsel arrived
c. Forbade future questioning so that the authorities were not able to wear down the accused and persuade him to incriminate himself notwithstanding his earlier request for counsel's assistance d. None of the above
c
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a. True b. False
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a. the taking of anabolic steroids in combination with adrenocorticoid steroids b. the use of multiple anabolic steroids c. the timing of taking anabolic steroids just prior to and just subsequent to an athletic event d. a specific weight-training program widely considered to be a substitute for anabolic steroids
The burden of proof to establish that a confession was voluntary is on the prosecution
a. True b. False
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A. the exclusionary rule B. the inevitable discovery exception C. exigent circumstances D. mitigating circumstances