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· 9/15/1867

Miles v. Douglas

Citations

  • 34 Conn. 393

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  • “The constitutional inhibition against compulsory self-incrimination, Art. I, sec. 11, is directed against compulsion, and not against voluntary admissions, confessions, or testimony freely given on the trial.”

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Judges: Park

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