If an Accused in Custody Asserts the Right to Silence,the

question 36

Multiple Choice

If an accused in custody asserts the right to silence,the government bears a heavy burden of proof to show that a later waiver of the privilege was made

• A)clearly and convincingly
• B)knowingly and intelligently
• C)in the presence of defense counsel
• D)in writing

Understand the mechanisms involved in approach-avoidance motivational conflicts.

Recognize the universal and culturally specific aspects of emotional appraisals.

Explain the communicative functions of emotions.

Evaluate the challenges and errors associated with the use of lie detectors.

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