LESSON
PRACTICE EXERCISE
ANSWER KEY AND FEEDBACK
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The constitutional protection against compelled self-incrimination is found in:
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A. the First Amendment. |
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B. the Fourth Amendment. |
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C. the Fifth Amendment. the Fifth Amendment... |
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D. the Sixth Amendment. |
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The military equivalent of the privilege against compelled self-incrimination is contained in:
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A. Article 15, UCMJ. |
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B. Article 31, UCMJ. Article 31, UCMJ... |
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C. Article 32, UCMJ. |
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D. Article 39A, UCMJ. |
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Which of the following is a form of interrogation?
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A. Asking a suspect to provide a hair sample. |
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B. Asking a suspect to provide a handwriting sample. |
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C. Asking a suspect to appear in a line-up. |
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D. All of the above. |
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E. None of the above. The Meaning of... |
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In the military, the right to counsel comes from:
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"Custodial interrogation" may be found to exist:
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A spontaneous statement is:
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A. admissible, but only if reduced to writing. |
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B. admissible, but only if under oath. |
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C. admissible, but only if the suspect has first been advised of his rights under Article 31. |
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D. none of the above. Spontaneous Statements... |
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If a suspect is making a spontaneous statement:
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A. he must be interrupted and advised of his rights to an attorney. |
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B. he must be interrupted and advised of his rights under Article 31, UCMJ. |
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C. the statement will be admissible in court. Spontaneous Statements... |
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D. the statement will be admissible at an administrative proceeding, but not at a court-martial. |
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When a suspect says he wants an attorney:
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A. the interrogator must not question him again for at least two hours. |
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B. the questioning must cease immediately. "When an accused... |
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C. the suspect can only be questioned further if it is done by a different questioner. |
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D. the suspect may be encouraged to change his mind. |
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If a suspect is questioned without a prior advisement of his rights:
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A. the confession that he makes is not admissible in court. The exclusionary rule... |
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B. his confession will be admissible, but only if it is made under oath. |
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C. his confession is admissible, but only if there are two independent witnesses. |
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D. the confession will be admissible, but only under the "mere felony rule." |
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If a suspect has been properly advised of his rights:
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Police deception in obtaining a confession:
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A. is unlawful. |
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B. renders any subsequent confession inadmissible. |
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C. both of the above. |
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D. none of the above. The use of deception... |
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Which of the following is a recognized exception to the exclusionary rule?
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If the police obtain a confession in violation of a suspect's rights:
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A suspect has a right to counsel at a line-up:
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At a photographic identification procedure:
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A. there is no right to counsel. Photographic line-ups |
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B. there is a right to counsel, but only if the procedure is conducted subsequent to the suspect's apprehension. |
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C. there is a right to counsel, but only if the procedure is conducted after the suspect has been placed under pretrial restraint. |
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D. none of the above. |
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A suspect's waiver of his rights:
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Interrogation may include:
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A. express questioning of the suspect. |
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B. words spoken to the suspect. |
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C. actions. |
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D. all of the above. The Meaning of Interrogation |
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Which of the following are examples of "official" questioning?
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A. A CID agent questioning a suspect. |
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B. The company commander questioning a suspect. |
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C. The platoon leader questioning a suspect. |
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D. The first sergeant questioning a suspect. |
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E. All of the above. The Concept of "Official Questioning" |
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Advising a suspect of his rights from memory:
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A. is illegal. |
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B. is the preferred practice. |
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C. is legal but risky. There is no need for you... |
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D. is legal, but you will not be allowed to testify in court that you have done so. |
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