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In Korematsu v. United States, what was the rationale behind the decision?

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The decision was based on the perceived necessity for national security during wartime.

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What was the outcome of Miranda v. Arizona?

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The Supreme Court established the requirement for Miranda warnings before interrogation.

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According to Dickerson v. US, does the Miranda warning have to be given to everyone even if someone claims they know their rights?

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Yes, the Miranda warning must be given to everyone, regardless of their claims of knowing their rights.

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Which amendment further explains who is given the right to due process under the 5th amendment?

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14th Amendment

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From Doyle v. Ohio, what is it called whenever the court uses silence as evidence in the courtroom?

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Doyle's Error

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What is the holding and rationale for New York v. Quarles?

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The holding was that the public safety exception permits questioning without Miranda warnings when there is an immediate threat.

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What is the takeaway from Wainwright v. Gideon according to the 5th Amendment?

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The right to counsel is a fundamental right under the 5th Amendment.

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Which country was the reason why the 5th Amendment was established in the United States? Options: France, Spain, Great Britain, Germany

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Great Britain