Crooker v. California

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• due process not violated even though accused asked for and was denied counsel before confessing
• possibility of coercion “negated here by petitioner’s age, intelligence, and education”
• college-educated man with law training, 14 hours in custody without consulting attorney
• “sum of the circumstances” test
• \sum of the circumstances\ test
• exhortation to tell the truth

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Other cases named Crooker v. California

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• Crooker v. California
  Supreme Court· 1957-06-10· cited 2×