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Tenth Circuit· 1/20/1993

Griffin v. Strong

Citations

  • 983 F.2d 1540
  • 1993 WL 8020

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  • “Where a promise of leniency has been made in exchange for a statement, an inculpatory statement would be the product of inducement, and thus not an act of free will.” (internal quote marks and citation omitted)
  • “The central consideration in determining whether a confession has been coerced always involves this question: did the governmental conduct complained of ‘bring about’ a confession ‘not freely self-determined?’ ”
  • “Where a promise of leniency has been made in exchange for a statement, an inculpatory statement would be the product of inducement, and thus not an act of free will.” (quotations omitted)
  • police impliedly promised \lesser punishment and physical protection\

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Judges: Kelly, McKay, Seymour

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