A Person Will Generally Confess When

question 25

Multiple Choice

A person will generally confess when

• A)There is doubt in the mind of the accuser as to his or her guilt
• B)They perceive the benefits of confession outweigh the penalties,
• C)The accuser has reasonable suspicion or predication to believe the accused has committed an offense.
• D)The accuser conveys that the accused is a "bad person."

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