Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court· 5/12/2005

Commonwealth v. Martin

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444 Mass. 213
827 N.E.2d 198
2005 Mass. LEXIS 213

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adopting common-law rule that physical evidence obtained from failure to provide Miranda warnings is presumptively excludable
adopting common-law rule that physical evidence obtained from failure to provide Miranda warnings is presumptively excludable
declining to follow Patane in light of article 12 of the Massachusetts Constitution because “[i]ts text, its history, and [the court’s] prior interpretations conclusively establish that it provides greater rights than those enumerated in the Federal Constitution”
physical evidence derived from unwarned statements presumptively excludable from evidence as “fruit” of improper failure to provide such warnings
physical evidence derived from unwarned statements presumptively excludable from evidence as \fruit\ of improper failure to provide such warnings
Miranda protects rights guaranteed under both Fifth Amendment and art. 12

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