Under the Bruton Rule, Which Resulted from Bruton V

Multiple Choice

Under the Bruton rule, which resulted from Bruton v.United States (1968) , a defendant's Sixth Amendment right to confront and cross-examine witnesses against him or her is violated if:

A) the defendant recants a confession.
B) the defendant waives Miranda rights.
C) a confessing defendant's statement is used against a nonconfessing defendant at their joint trial.
D) the witnesses recant.