Applying the rule of law of Kirby v. Illinois, in which of the below choices does the suspect not have a right to have an attorney prior to or during the confrontation?

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According to the rule of law of Kirby v. Illinois, a suspect has the right to counsel during a lineup or showup held after the initiation of adversarial criminal proceedings, which include the filing of formal charges, preliminary hearings, and other similar procedures. However, an on-scene showup immediately after a warrantless arrest does not fall under the category of adversarial criminal proceedings and, therefore, the suspect does not have a right to counsel during such confrontation.

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