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Joy Garrison

8 July, 23:02

In Brewer v. Williams, the Supreme Court determined that there was:

a. an inevitable articulation exception to the Sixth Amendment.

b. a deliberate elicitation of an incriminating statement.

c. the functional equivalent of interrogation.

d. intimidation resulting in an involuntary statement.

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