Post-Arrest Behavior That Can Constitute Circumstantial Evidence of a Consciousness

question 38

Multiple Choice

Post-arrest behavior that can constitute circumstantial evidence of a consciousness of one's guilt for a crime includes:

• A) Invoking one's Fifth Amendment right
• B) Flight to avoid trial
• C) Intimidation of witnesses
• D) Only and c

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