When a Suspect Exercises His/her Sixth Amendment Right to Have

question 17

Multiple Choice

When a suspect exercises his/her Sixth Amendment right to have an attorney present during a lineup, the attorney can:

• A)Observe the lineup
• B)Give the police instructions on how to conduct the lineup
• C)Cross examine the eyewitnesses who viewed the lineup
• D)The attorney can do all of these

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