Explain the rights to counsel under the Fifth and Sixth Amendments. What are the differences?
What will be an ideal response?
The difference between the Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights to counsel deserves emphasis. The
Fifth Amendment right attaches during all custodial interrogation. The Sixth Amendment right is
not triggered by custody but rather by the initiation of adversary judicial proceedings. These
begin when a formal charge is filed.
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After testifying, the investigator-witness should make a graceful exit from the courtroom, stopping only to shake hands or chat with the prosecutor on the way out
a. True b. False
Which of the following is not one of Fayol's principles?
a. A division of work: specialization b. Order: a place for everyone and everyone in his or her place c. Unity of command: an employee receiving orders from only one supervisor d. Individual responsibility: an employee fulfilling obligations
A convict of which type of offense is least likely to succeed on parole?
A. Property crime B. Drug crime C. Public order crime D. Weapons crime
Terry-type stops require reasonable suspicion.
a. true b. false