6th Amendment

Question 1

6th amendment

Answer 1

in criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury… and to have the assistance of counsel for his defense

Question 2

Massiah v. U.S.

Answer 2

Once the right to counsel has attached, the police may not speak to suspect in any elictory matter without his attorney

Includes CIs

Question 3

Brewer v. Williams

Answer 3

Defendants do not waive the rights of counsel if at the advice of counsel, he continues to remain silent until he talk with that attorney, then makes a statement after being subject to an interrogation without one

Deliberate elicitation of confessions after right to counsel attaches is a 6th amendment violation

Question 4

Patterson v. Illinois

Answer 4

A knowing and voluntary wavier of right to counsel after Miranda were given are valid under the Sixth Amendment

Question 5

Prophylatic Rule - Michigan v. Jackson

Answer 5

If right to counsel attaches and is affirmed by suspect, police cannot speak with them, even with a waiver