Jose Jacobo AMAYA-RUIZ, Petitioner-Appellant, v. Terry STEWART, Director of the Arizona Department of Corrections, Respondent-Appellee

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• listing those three factors as “suggestive evidence” while noting that “no particular facts signal incompetence”
• findings statements “we can forgive your lies, but the United States Court system will not forgive your lies” and “if he wants any forgiveness, he should tell the truth” not coercive
• approving of interrogation in which officer told suspect, “[w]e can forgive your lies, but the United States Court system will not forgive your lies”
• findings statements “we can forgive your lies, but the United States Court system will not forgive your lies” and “if he wants any forgiveness, he should tell the truth” not coercive
• encouraging suspect to tell the truth does not amount to coercion
• encouraging 26 suspect to tell the truth is not coercion

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