A Suspect in a Lineup Is Ordered to Repeat the Same

question 57

Multiple Choice

A suspect in a lineup is ordered to repeat the same words used by the perpetrator of the crime or is ordered to give a voice exemplar (sample) for scientific analysis.This procedure violates

• A)the privilege against self-incrimination,because the evidence is testimonial or communicative.
• B)the prohibition on unreasonable searches and seizures,because the suspect's words are being seized without a warrant.
• C)the suspect's right to an attorney,but only if the suspect has been indicted and the attorney is not present.
• D)due process,because it is unfair to require the suspect to speak at a lineup.

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