In which case did the Court hold that testimony from a psychiatrist based on a court-ordered psychiatric examination violated the Fifth, Sixth, and Fourteenth Amendments when the defendant was not advised of his constitutional rights?
A) Eddings v. Oklahoma
B) Lockett v. Ohio
C) Estelle v. Smith
D) All of the Above
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