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· 2/3/1959

Barclay Plaza, Inc. v. Abelson

Citations

  • 109 So. 2d 209
  • 1959 Fla. App. LEXIS 3841

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  • holding appellant possessed sufficient fluency in English to understand verbal communication despite his inability to read or write English; statements made after police read Miranda warnings in English did not require suppression
  • holding appellant possessed sufficient fluency in English to understand verbal communication despite his inability to read or write English; statements made after police read Miranda warnings in English did not require suppression

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