According to the text, the current state of the criminal justice system in the United States makes all of the following very likely to happen, EXCEPT:

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The text suggests that the criminal justice system in the United States has practices and tendencies that may not always ensure fair treatment of suspects, such as police lying to elicit confessions, suspects waiving their Miranda rights, and judges rarely ruling a confession as coerced. However, it implies that juries determining if a confession resulted from psychological coercion is not a likely occurrence, possibly due to the challenges in understanding or proving psychological coercion within the context of a trial.

According to the Text, the Current State of the Criminal