If a defendant testifies at trial and makes statements inconsistent with a statement made at the time of arrest, the prior inconsistent statement may be used to impeach the defendant, even if it was made in violation of the Miranda rule.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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In 1873 the Court decided in____________________ v. Illinois that the laws of Illinois did not abridge any of the privileges and immunities of citizens of the United States by legislating what offices and positions should be filled by men only
a. Bradwell b. Bransfeld c. Brady d. Broomfield
Mafiya
What will be an ideal response?
Joan has been arrested for forgery and passing bad checks. She is awaiting trial.Joan was not granted bail and waits for her trial to begin very likely sitting in a:
A) private prison. B) federal prison. C) a state minimum security prison. D) county jail. E) district jails.
DNA evidence from crime scenes is entered into a database called AFIS
Indicate whether the statement is true or false