The First Case in Which the Court Ruled That Confessions

question 1

Multiple Choice

The first case in which the Court ruled that confessions had to be voluntary, not forced, was in _ , in which three defendants were beaten until they confessed.

• A) Miranda v. Arizona
• B) Ashcraft v. Tennessee
• C) King v. City of Los Angeles
• D) Brown v. Mississippi

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