· 3/2/2018
Armstrong v. Navient Solutions, LLC
Citations
- 292 F. Supp. 3d 464
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- holding that nine days in community was insufficient break in custody to dissipate coercive taint of initial interrogation
- giving pipeline retroactivity to new rule regarding right to counsel and limitations on continuing interrogation
- discussing post-Edwards holdings addressing the break-in-custody exception
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Judges: Moss
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