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what does chief justice warren say is often a result of third-degree i...
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From miranda v. arizona
what does chief justice warren say is often a result of third-degree interrogations?
a.
citizens lose trust in the police.
b.
police spend less time searching for evidence.
c.
people become police officers for the wrong reasons.
d.
police departments are sued for breaking the law.
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