Answer:
Notify your state.....
or rope it off and then notify them, though notifying may be the most effective
Explanation:
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
I'm not sure if I'm correct.
Hi! If by confessions you mean the <em>right not to self-incriminate</em>, aka the <u>Fifth Amendment</u>, your answer should be Miranda v. Arizona.
If you would like to know more about the case, let me know.
What must be done to keep an open mind and assume the defendant's innocence is to understand the situation, put yourself in the defendant's shoes and listen to what he or she has to say.
<h3>What is a defendant?</h3>
- It is someone who has been accused of a crime.
- It is someone who must go through a trial.
- It is someone who can be convicted or acquitted.
During a trial, jurors need to be impartial and open-minded in deciding the defendant's guilt. In this case, understanding the situation where the crime occurred is essential.
In addition, the jury must put itself in the place of the defendant to have a better view of the acts promoted, and, finally, the defendant must be heard and explain the story from his own point of view.
More information about the jury is in the link:
brainly.com/question/9788151
