The Landmark Case on Involuntary Confession Was That of

question 34

Multiple Choice

 The landmark case on involuntary confession was that of 

• A) Mapp v. Ohio. 
• B) Miranda v. Arizona. 
• C) Gideon v. Wainwright. 
• D) Brown v. Board of Education. 
• E) Gitlow v. New York.

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