When considering the issue of waiver of Miranda rights, courts take into consideration _____
a. the totality of circumstances
b. whether the waiver was voluntary (absence of police coercion)
c. awareness of the right(s) being waived and the consequences of the waiver
d. the totality of circumstances, whether the waiver was voluntary (absence of police coercion), and awareness of the right(s) being waived and the consequences of the waiver
d
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A(n) ________ tends to cost divorcing parties less than a contested trial.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Would you regard "three-strike" laws to be successful?
What will be an ideal response?
In which type of criminal justice system are trials seen as contests between rivals on an equal footing who are primary responsible for defining the issues and investigating/processing the case?
a. Adversarial b. Inquisitorial c. Hybrid d. None of the above
The research on juvenile boot camps demonstrates that the camps have been a total success.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)