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Exclusionary Rule
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- Under Article III, section 12(3), what is the consequence for a confession or admission obtained in violation of sectio…
- How must the custodial rights specified in Article III, section 12(1) be waived?
- Under RA 7438, does calling suspect questioning an invitation automatically remove it from custodial-investigation safe…
- During custodial interrogation, a suspect signs a written waiver without counsel present. Police then obtain a confessi…
- Police obtain a custodial confession through threats. They argue that the confession should be admitted against its mak…
- Officers invite a named robbery suspect to the station and question him about his alleged participation. They do not in…
- During custodial questioning, police obtain a confession after denying a suspect's request for counsel. There is no val…
- Police obtain a confession during custodial interrogation after a suspect signs a waiver without counsel. No valid coun…
- A suspect is questioned at a police station under an invitation concerning an offense officers believe he committed. No…
- A court excludes an uncounseled custodial confession obtained without a valid waiver. The prosecution also offers indep…
- Does Article III, Section 12(3)’s exclusion cover an unlawfully obtained admission as well as a full confession?
- Under RA 7438, Section 2(d), what form is required for the specified extrajudicial confession?