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· 5/22/1961

Arrington v. Grant Parish School Board

Citations

  • 130 So. 2d 443
  • 1961 La. App. LEXIS 1921

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  • rejecting ineffectiveness claim where the Commonwealth introduced testimony by police detective referencing defendant’s silence “for the narrow purpose of describing the extent and focus of his investigation, not as substantive evidence of guilt”
  • where police 2 Because the interaction constituted a mere encounter, Linnen was not entitled to receive Miranda warnings. See Commonwealth v. Garvin, 50 A.3d 694, 698 (Pa. Super. 2012
  • “[e]xamples of circumstances that might indicate a seizure”

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Judges: Frugé, Savoy, Tate

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