David has been arrested in connection with several car thefts. While David was in custody with the SeaTac Police Department, Officer Blair lied to David by stating they have several home cameras that recorded David stealing those cars and Officer Blair showed David a fake video file that he made on his computer showing David stealing cars. Based on the false evidence, David confessed to the crimes during interrogation with Officer Blair. Officer Blair then gave the Miranda warnings to David and booked him. (1) What constitutional rights may David assert to prevent his confession being used against him at trial? (2) Does the state/police have any defenses available? Discuss fully.