In the Case of Indiana V

Multiple Choice

In the case of Indiana v. Edwards (2008) , the Supreme Court held that:

A) incompetent defendants could not be held without trial more than a reasonable amount of time.
B) a defendant could be medicated against his or her will without a court hearing.
C) there is a higher standard for a mentally ill individual to waive counsel than the CST standard.
D) the presence of mental disorder or intellectual disability is equated with incompetence.