Modern ________ involve formal arrangements allowing inmates to file complaints about the conditions of confinement with the authorities and receive mandated responses.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
grievance procedures
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_______ are persons who pretend to be subjects, but are really in on an experiment in order to "speed up the action."
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
What US Supreme Court decision set forth objective standards for questioning by police after a defendant has been taken into custody?
A. Miranda v. Arizona B. Graham v. Connor C. Shermanv. California D. Tennesseev. Garner
What happens with most complaints about attorney misconduct?
A. The complainant receives a settlement. B. The defendant loses in court. C. The attorney is disbarred. D. They are dismissed due to insufficient evidence.
Scenario: You are a city court judge. You are hearing a case in which the defense is arguing to suppress the statements of the juvenile defendant. The defense claims that the police officer compelled her client to incriminate himself. The police officer testified that he read the rights directly from the standard card used by the police department. You then asked the officer if he said anything
to the suspect that may have compelled him to talk. The officer answers that all he said was "I decide if you get to go home tonight or stay in jail, so you better cooperate with me." Question: Should the defendant's statements be admissible based on the officer's testimony? What will be an ideal response?