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Law v. State

Citations

  • 318 A.2d 859
  • 21 Md. App. 13
  • 1974 Md. App. LEXIS 386

How courts have described this case

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  • hospital statements that “I will tell you what happened” but “I want to get treated” and didn’t want to talk any more held an invocation of rights
  • hospital statements that \I will tell you what happened\ but \I want to get treated\ and didn't want to talk any more held an invocation of rights
  • suspect's statement that \ he didn't want to talk anymore \ qualified as an unambiguous invocation
  • continued questioning by detectives after several statements of desire not to talk further
  • wounded defendant's statement while handcuffed to a bed and being treated at hospital that he did not want to talk any more until he was further treated constituted an invocation of the right to cut off questioning

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Judges: Thompson, Moore, Lowe

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