· 8/29/2023
In the Estate of Helen Gary v. the State of Texas
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- holding that Miranda does not foreclose the use of an unwarned statement to impeach a defendant's credibility if the statement was not coerced and given voluntarily
- holding that Miranda does not foreclose the use of an unwarned statement to impeach a defendant’s credibility if the statement was not coerced and given voluntárily
- holding that voluntary statements obtained in violation of Miranda are admissible on cross-examination for purposes of impeachment
- holding that the prosecution may impeach a testifying criminal defendant with voluntary statements police obtained in violation of Miranda
- holding that statements that were otherwise inadmissible due to a Miranda violation were admissible to impeach the defendant's trial testimony
- holding that statements that were otherwise inadmissible due to a Miranda violation were admissible to impeach the defendant’s trial testimony
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