· 2/14/2023
In re: Condemnation by Newtown Twp. Delaware County ~ Appeal of: D. Rafferty
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- noting that, when the suspect’s probation officer questioned him at the probation office, the suspect “was neither in custody nor were the circumstances sufficiently coercive to require Miranda warnings”
- noting that, when the suspect’s probation officer questioned him at the probation office, the suspect “was neither in custody nor were the circumstances sufficiently coercive to require Miranda warnings”
- noting that, when the suspect’s probation officer questioned him at the probation office, the suspect “was neither in custody nor were the circumstances sufficiently coercive to require Miranda warnings”
- explaining that, “under Oregon law [in Saechao], ‘an invocation of the privilege does not constitute compliance with Oregon’s probation conditions’ requiring probationers to ‘promptly and truthfully answer all reasonable inquiries’” (quoting Saechao, 418 F.3d at 1079)
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Judges: PER CURIAM
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