Supreme Court of Colorado· 6/7/2004

People v. Howard

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92 P.3d 445
2004 WL 1237762

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observing that the fact that the interaction took place in the driveway of the defendant’s home weighed against a finding of custody
observing that the fact that the interaction took place in the driveway of the defendant's home weighed against a finding of custody
noting that questioning that takes place at neutral locations, such as the defendant's home, is less inherently coercive than questioning in a police-dominated setting
noting that interrogations conducted in neutral locations, like a suspect’s home, are generally less coercive than those held in police-controlled environments
listing the place of the encounter — the driveway of the defendant’s home — as a reason he was not in custody
suspect was not in custody where the officer asked, but did not direct, the suspect to step outside of his home

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Judges: Martinez

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