10. When may a confession made outside of court be introduced as evidence?
11. Why would anyone accused of a crime confess guilt, when in fact he might not be guilty at all?
12. Can the President or Congress or a judge change any of the provisions of the Constitution?
ADVANCED QUESTIONS
A. Discuss the democracy of the provision that the verdict of “not guilty” is final while that of “guilty” may not of necessity be final?
B. Why are confessions wrung from frightened or tortured men likely to be untrustworthy?
C. Why should the “Third Degree” methods be prohibited?
D. Write a paper on the following:
The Third Degree
Early Cases of Torturing Accused Persons