· 3/15/1851
Benson v. Monroe
Citations
- 61 Mass. 125
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- concluding that the record contains “constitu- tionally sufficient evidence for the trial court to find that defendant had know- ingly and voluntarily waived his right to remain silent”
- rejecting argument that Miller applies to intellectually disabled adults
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Judges: Metcalf
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