1. Pick up four questions out of five to answer, and try to connect your answers to the textbook discussion.
2. Try not to include the questions in your answer and just use # to indicate which question you picked. The question might be considered a plagiarism issue when you submit to the blackboard.
3. Your answer to each question should not be less than 200 words.
If you pick up the 5th question, please use the format below in your answers
In the Harris v New York (1971) case, the Court ruled that statements that are trustworthy, even though they obtained without giving the defendant Miranda warnings, may be used to attack the credibility of a defendant who takes the witness stand.
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