Matter of Frederick v. Snyder

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• holding that suspect's voluntary appearance and departure at police station for questioning was not custodial interrogation
• holding that suspect’s voluntary appearance and departure at police station for questioning was not custodial interrogation
• holding that defendant was not “in custody” for purposes of Miranda even though the police questioned him in the station house and considered him the main suspect
• holding that whether an individual has been arrested, in the constitutional sense, is an objective, legal deter mination based on the circumstances ol his restrain t
• holding that appellant was not in custody where police gave him a ride to police station for interview and had incriminating evidence against him
• holding that interrogation at police station was non-custodial, and Miranda was therefore inapplicable, where suspect voluntarily accompanied police officers to the station

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).