Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court· 7/20/2011

Commonwealth v. Tremblay

Citations

460 Mass. 199
950 N.E.2d 421
2011 Mass. LEXIS 596

How courts have described this case

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recognizing that statements may be deemed involuntary if obtained as result of assurances that they would not be used in prosecution
“Questions of credibility are the province of the motion judge who had the opportunity to observe the witnesses”
“It is well established that a confession or an admission is admissible in evidence only if it is made voluntarily”
in context, agreement that comment would be “off the record” would have been understood by defendant simply as indicating that it would not be included in his written statement
deception alone will not ordinarily result in suppression

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Judges: Ireland, Spina, Cordy, Botsford, Gants

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