Indictment Means Counsel Everywhere
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Example wrong choices
18598_lampstand_bookshop_photo_array · CRIMINAL · Choice AYes, because indictment means counsel must attend every identification procedure.
Why it's attractive
Every identification procedure is too broad.
Why it's wrong
Every identification procedure is too broad.
18598_lampstand_bookshop_photo_array · CRIMINAL · Choice BNo, because the Sixth Amendment never attaches until the first witness testifies at trial.
Why it's attractive
The answer says never until trial testimony, but the stem already gives indictment.
Why it's wrong
The answer says never until trial testimony, but the stem already gives indictment.
18598_lampstand_bookshop_photo_array · CRIMINAL · Choice DYes, because photo arrays are more suggestive than lineups as a matter of law.
Why it's attractive
The stem says nonsuggestive, and the call asks Sixth Amendment counsel.
Why it's wrong
The stem says nonsuggestive, and the call asks Sixth Amendment counsel.
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