Casada v. State

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• concluding that defendant’s lack of counsel at signing of stipulation agreement and during polygraph examination conducted prior to arrest did not derogate defendant’s right to a fair trial
• Polygraph examiner properly advised Casada of his Miranda rights, so Casada’s “full awareness, before he took the examination, of his right to counsel and his failure to exercise that right constituted a clear waiver of it.”

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