Nedley G. Norman, Jr. v. Kenneth Ducharme

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• accused's waiver knowing after police showed-the accused a copy of his arrest warrant, read him the Miranda warnings, and the accused signed a Miranda waiver form
• defendant was “shown a copy of his arrest warrant, which stated that an information charging first degree murder had been filed”
• a defendant’s question “if he should see a lawyer” does not constitute an equivocal request for counsel
• defendant asked police if they thought he should get a lawyer; the officer gave no advice in response; the court held that the suspect's question did not rise to the level of even an equivocal request for counsel
• defendant asked police if they thought he should get a lawyer; the officer gave no advice in response; the court held that the suspect's question did not rise to the level of even an equivocal request for counsel
• untrue statement that codefendant confessed did not render confession involuntary

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).