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Armstead v. State

Citations

  • 978 So. 2d 642
  • 2008 WL 879977

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  • “Threats to arrest a defendant’s family member(s) do not render a confession involuntary so long as probable cause exists to arrest such persons.” Because the cocaine was found in the kitchen, probable cause existed to arrest the suspect’s wife. Citing Allen
  • \Threats to arrest a defendant's family member(s) do not render a confession involuntary so long as probable cause exists to arrest such persons.\ Because the cocaine was found in the kitchen, probable cause existed to arrest the suspect's wife. Citing Allen
  • “Threats to arrest a defendant’s family member(s) do not render a confession involuntary so long as probable cause exists to arrest such persons.” Because the cocaine was found in the kitchen, probable cause existed to arrest the suspect’s wife. Citing Allen 804 F.2d at 1364

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Judges: Waller, P.J., Carlson and Lamar

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