If a police officer violates a defendant’s Fifth Amendment rights, the case goes on but the evidence that is obtained will be thrown out, “no evidence obtained as a result of interrogation can be used against him” (Wright, 2013).
After an arrest is the Prosecution, there are a lot of factors that come into play when it comes to prosecution …show more content…
After the charges are filed with the court the suspect will be taken to see a judge for an initial appearance. “ If a defendant is charged only with a misdemeanor, then his or her first court appearance is considered the arraignment. The formal charges are read and the defendant enters a plea. But if charged with a felony, this hearing is simply the initial appearance before the court.” (Wright, 2013). If the judge believes that the evidence is insufficient the case can be dismissed, but if the judge believes that the evidence is sufficient the case will go