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Fields v. State

Citations

  • 466 S.E.2d 202
  • 266 Ga. 241
  • 96 Fulton County D. Rep. 613
  • 1996 Ga. LEXIS 60

How courts have described this case

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  • right was scrupulously honored where “police immediately ceased all questioning when [defendant] exercised his right to remain silent”
  • subsequent interrogation initiated by police permissible, where police had “immediately ceased all questioning when [the defendant] exercised his right to remain silent”
  • it is error to allow jury to take written or recorded statements into jury room during deliberations unless statements are consistent with defendant's theory of case
  • “Fields did not invoke his right to counsel — he simply exercised his right to remain silent. Thus, we are not guided by Edwards, but by Michigan v. Mosley.”
  • it is error to allow jury to take written or recorded statements into jury room during deliberations unless statements are consistent with defendant’s theory of case
  • police-initiated interrogation permissible where conducted ten months after accused cut off questioning

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Judges: Thompson

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