A probation officer is completing a risk assessment for a new offender she will be supervising. The offender suffers from alcohol addiction, and is currently in a halfway house with other alcoholics receiving treatment. Which of the following technological tools would be the best option to help her supervise the offender?
A. GPS monitor
B. radiofrequency identification device (RFID)
C. automated kiosk reporting (AKR)
D. remote alcohol detection (RAD)
D. remote alcohol detection (RAD)
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Marty has been shot by Harris. Within minutes, first responders, including 4 police officers and 2 paramedics arrived at the shooting scene. Before Marty lost consciousness, Marty told one of the officers that he was shot by his roommate, Harris, and that Harris sped away from the scene in Harris’s red Honda. Shortly after making the statement, Marty died at the scene from the gunshot wound. The prosecution wants to introduce the statement Marty made to the officers identifying Harris as the shooter. The defense attorney objects. Applying the U.S. Supreme Court’s holding in Michigan v. Bryant, how will the judge rule on this issue?
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