California Supreme Court· 7/18/2002

People v. Michaels

Citations

49 P.3d 1032
122 Cal. Rptr. 2d 285
28 Cal. 4th 486
2002 Daily Journal DAR 8102
2002 Cal. Daily Op. Serv. 6416
2002 Cal. LEXIS 4518

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suspect “did not assert a right to refuse to answer any questions, ask that questioning come to a halt, or request counsel”
absence of remorse “may be relevant, because it sheds light on the defendant’s mental state, in determining the degree of the homicide or the existence of special circumstances”

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Judges: Kennard

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