In re Chaplin

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the admission of a confession, assuming it was improper, was a nonstructural error
• explaining that the erroneous admission of a confession is a nonstructural, constitutional defect that is subject to harmless-error analysis
• explaining that the erroneous admission of a confession is a nonstructural, constitutional defect that is subject to harmless-error analysis
• “Ordinarily the request for a Walker hearing would preserve only arguments regarding the voluntariness of a confession.”
• a defendant preserves for appeal a challenge to the voluntariness of a confession by requesting a Walker hearing

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