Bernard Ballard v. Willie Johnson, Warden

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• 3- to 4-hour gap between waiver of Miranda rights and third confession in another city was not unreasonable
• 3- to 4-hour gap between waiver of Miranda rights and third conversation in another city was not unreasonable
• only break in interrogation was to transport the appellant from one town to another in same day
• second statement, which was given at a different location and in which defendant merely acknowledged that he had previously been advised of, and waived, his Miranda rights, was properly admitted

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