Norman Stumes v. Herman Solem

How courts have described this case

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• finding that failure to give new Miranda warnings did not establish Mosley violation because suspect's conduct indicated that he was aware of his Miranda rights
• 5-hour interval between waiver of Miranda rights and defendant’s statement to law enforcement not unreasonable
• discussion of potential need for an attorney not an invocation of right to silence
• 5-hour interval between waiver of Miranda rights and defendant's statement to law enforcement was reasonable
• re-administration of Miranda warning was not required when there was more than six hours between warning and waiver
• “The nearly five-hour break between the interviews does not of itself invalidate the initial waiver. The significance of this elapsed time must be assessed in view of [defendant’s] knowledge and conduct and other relevant circumstances.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).