Question 6 Justice O'Connor wrote a concurring opinion on Coy v. Iowa , cited on pages 239-40. Justice Scalia wrote a dissenting opinion on a later Sixth Amendment case on pages 241-42. What are the differences between their views? A. Justice O'Connor felt that Coy should have been convicted, but Scalia felt that children can too easily be persuaded to create "false memories" and testify against innocent people B. O'Connor felt that children should have the right to confront accusers face to face, just as adults have, but Scalia felt that parents deserve more rights than children C. O'Connor felt that Iowa's decision hadn't shown specifically that these girls were traumatized and needed the screen; however, it could be possible to protect witnesses from seeing the accused in a Constitutional way. Scalia felt that it was never acceptable to shield the witness from the