Since the 1960s and Throughout the Present Time, an Interrogator

Multiple Choice

Since the 1960s and throughout the present time, an interrogator in the United States would be likely to use all of the following forms of coercion to elicit confessions, EXCEPT:

A) lying to the suspect.
B) promising lenient sentencing.
C) using a police informer as a cellmate.
D) assembling a phony lineup.