Exclusionary Rule

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1. What does Section 2(c) prescribe before a custodial-investigation report is signed or thumbmarked?
2. A person under the Act’s custodial setting speaks an oral confession while properly assisted by counsel. Investigators …
3. A detained person who cannot read places a thumbmark on a custodial report. Counsel never reads or explains it in a lan…
4. During custodial questioning without warnings, counsel or a valid waiver, a suspect makes a limited incriminating admis…
5. An adult first executes a valid counseled waiver. Later, in counsel’s absence, officers take a written extrajudicial co…
6. Explain why an unlawfully obtained limited custodial admission cannot be admitted against its maker solely because it f…
7. A person under the specified custody voluntarily confesses orally with a lawyer present, but no written signed confessi…
8. A valid written waiver precedes a later confession taken without counsel. Explain why the investigator must still exami…