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Jackson v. State

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  • 412 So. 2d 302

How courts have described this case

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  • Miranda warnings not required when police officers, who were conducting a general on-the-scene investigation of a recent homicide, asked accused, \What happened?\
  • Miranda warnings not required when officers who were conducting general on-the-scene investigation of recent homicide asked, \What happened?\ and accused gave an incriminating response
  • Miranda warnings not required when officers who were conducting general on-the-scene investigation of recent homicide asked, \What happened?\ and accused gave incriminating response
  • Miranda warnings not required when officers who were conducting general on-the-scene investigation of recent homicide asked, \What happened?\ and accused gave incriminating response
  • \[t]he fact that [the deputy coroner] used [the toxicologist's] autopsy report in conjunction with his own personal observations does not render his testimony [as to the cause of death] inadmissible\

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Judges: Harris

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