Court of Special Appeals of Maryland· 1/8/2002

Bond v. State

Citations

788 A.2d 705
142 Md. App. 219
2002 Md. App. LEXIS 9

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concluding that the defendant was in Miranda custody in part because he was “questioned late at night, in bed, undressed, by three officers blocking the bedroom door”
concluding that the defendant was in Miranda custody in part because he was “questioned late at night, in bed, undressed, by three officers blocking the bedroom door”
holding the interviewee was subject to a custodial interrogation where three officers blocked the interviewee access to the nearest door
finding custody for purposes of Miranda where Bond was interrogated in his bedroom, specifically noting the relevance of the fact that the interrogation took place while Bond was “partially clothed[,]” in a “state of undress[]”
finding custody for purposes of Miranda where Bond was interrogated in his bedroom, specifically noting the relevance of the fact that the interrogation took place while Bond was “partially clothed[,]” in a “state of undress[ ]”
eerily similar to Orozco v. Texas, 394 U.S. 324, 89 S.Ct. 1095, 22 L.Ed.2d 311 (1969)

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