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· 1/31/1929

Ferrocarriles del Este v. Ríos Viuda de Rubio

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  • 39 P.R. Dec. 85

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  • holding that an accused’s surrender of stolen property was an involuntary “verbal act” when the government agent influenced the accused’s wife to have him cooperate after the accused had asserted his right to counsel

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