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· 2/13/2024

IVAN ENRIQUE FIGUEROA-SERRANO v. STATE OF FLORIDA

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that the defendant “knowingly and intelligently waived his rights under Miranda” after conducting a voluntariness analysis
  • state court findings of fact presumed correct if fairly supported by record
  • state court findings of fact presumed correct if fairly supported by record
  • presumption of correctness applies if factual finding is fairly supported by the record; presumption also applies to subsidiary findings of historical fact which are relevant to the resolution of mixed questions of law and fact and questions of law
  • reaching a similar conclusion on similar facts
  • reaching a similar conclusion on similar facts

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