Confessions Obtained by Force or Under "Inherently Coercive" Conditions Are

question 7

Multiple Choice

Confessions obtained by force or under "inherently coercive" conditions are

• A) always valid and admissible in court.
• B) admissible in court only if two or more officers are present at the time the confession is given.
• C) inadmissible in court.
• D) valid only after the Miranda warning has been given.
• E) both admissible in court only if two or more officers are present at the time the confession is given and valid only after the Miranda warning has been given.

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