· 4/14/1965
Hadder v. State
Citations
- 209 A.2d 70
- 238 Md. 341
- 1965 Md. LEXIS 662
How courts have described this case
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- “if a confession be admissible, the accused may insist upon it being offered in its entirety, and not simply selected portions thereof’
- physical injury does not affect admissibility as long as the disclosure is freely and voluntarily made at a time when the accused knows and understands what he is saying
- physical injury does not affect admissibility as long as the disclosure is freely and voluntarily made at a time when the accused knows and understands what he is saying
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Judges: Prescott, Horney, Sybert, Oppenheimer, Barnes
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