Illinois Supreme Court· 4/18/1990

People v. Brown

Citations

136 Ill. 2d 116
554 N.E.2d 216
143 Ill. Dec. 281
1990 Ill. LEXIS 39

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holding that the language used by authorities to summon the defendant for questioning was “more of an imperative than a request,” contributing to the conclusion that the defendant was in custody
holding that the language used by authorities to summon the defendant for questioning was “more of an imperative than a request,” contributing to the conclusion that the defendant was in custody
finding custody where the defendant was not informed that he could leave if he so desired or that he was not being held
listing “the extent of knowledge of the officers and the focus of their investigation” as a factor relevant to custody inquiry
finding custody where the defendant was not informed that he could leave if he so desired or that he was not being held
factors supporting defendant was in custody included that police officers searched and handcuffed defendant, took him to the police station, and filled out an arrest card

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Judges: Ryan

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