Match the court case with the correct ruling with regards to the voluntariness of confessions

Question

Column 1:
Chambers v. Florida
Ashcraft v. Tennessee
Payne v. Arkansas
Frazier v. Cupp

Column 2:
the suspect was questioned for
38 hours with only one
5-minute break so the confession was deemed involuntary
confessions of murder procured by repeated inquisitions of prisoners without friends or counselors present, and under circumstances to inspire terror, held compulsory
the Supreme Court held that a police officer?s false statement that a co-defendant
implicated the accused was
not sufficient to produce an
involuntary statement
a mentally challenged
19-year-old was held incommunicado for three days without counsel and given little food. His resulting confession was deemed involuntary

Answer 1

Column 1: Chambers v. Florida
Column 2: confessions of murder procured by repeated inquisitions of prisoners without friends or counselors present, and under circumstances to inspire terror, held compulsory

Column 1: Ashcraft v. Tennessee
Column 2: the suspect was questioned for
38 hours with only one
5-minute break so the confession was deemed involuntary

Column 1: Payne v. Arkansas
Column 2: a mentally challenged
19-year-old was held incommunicado for three days without counsel and given little food. His resulting confession was deemed involuntary

Column 1: Frazier v. Cupp
Column 2: the Supreme Court held that a police officer?s false statement that a co-defendant
implicated the accused was
not sufficient to produce an
involuntary statement