Michigan Supreme Court· 9/19/1990

People v. McReavy

Citations

462 N.W.2d 1
436 Mich. 197

How courts have described this case

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upholding the trial court’s decision to admit testimony by a police officer that the defendant answered some questions, but not all questions, to determine whether the defendant waived his Fifth Amendment right to remain silent
a defendant who waived his Miranda rights may not thereafter selectively refuse to answer questions and still invoke Doyle’s rationale
a police officer may comment on a defendant’s demeanor during an interview
a police officer may comment on a defendant’s demeanor during an interview

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Judges: Riley, Brickley, Griffin, Boyle, Cavanagh, Archer, Levin

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