Although often associated with a suspect's right to counsel,Miranda v.Arizona is in fact based on the
A) Sixth Amendment right to speedy trial.
B) Fifth Amendment right to protection against self-incrimination.
C) Sixth Amendment right to counsel.
D) Sixth Amendment right to bail.
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Q23: Miranda v.Arizona was decided by the U.S.Supreme
Q24: The old standard for admissibility of confessions
Q25: After the Miranda decision,the test for the
Q26: The U.S.Supreme Court held that a confession
Q27: Police may still use the evidence obtained
Q29: The Miranda warnings must be given when
Q30: According to the Miranda rule,evidence obtained by
Q31: Miranda v.Arizona is based on protections guaranteed
Q32: Before Miranda,the sole test for the admissibility
Q33: In which of the following situations are
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