Raul Harrington's Confession Was Ruled Inadmissible by a Court of Law

question 32

Multiple Choice

Raul Harrington's confession was ruled inadmissible by a court of law because he had been deprived of food and water for many hours before confessing.His treatment would be considered:

• A)constraint.
• B)intimidation.
• C)duress.
• D)coercion.

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