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· 8/17/1977

Fillinger v. State

Citations

  • 349 So. 2d 714

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  • larceny confession held involuntary because of interrogator's promise to advise state attorney of defendant's cooperation if he confessed
  • a confession cannot be freely and voluntarily given if it has been obtained by any direct or implied promise, however slight

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