Jones v. Poundstone

How courts have described this case

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• stating that showing the defendant surveillance photographs was not “the functional equivalent of interrogation” because the police did so in response to the defendant’s “repeated questions about the basis for her arrest and claims of innocence”
• showing a defendant bank surveillance photographs prior to apprising her of her Miranda rights was not the functional equivalent of custodial interrogation
• showing defendant bank surveillance photographs in response to defendant’s claims of innocence and repeated questions about the basis for her arrest was not the functional equivalent of interrogation
• no interrogation when a police officer responded to a suspect's protests that police had arrested the wrong person by showing the suspect bank surveillance photographs allegedly capturing her in the act of cashing forged checks
• no interrogation when a police officer responded to a suspect's protests that police had arrested the wrong person by showing the suspect bank surveillance photographs allegedly capturing her in the act of cashing forged checks

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).