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People v. Muniz

Citations

  • 190 P.3d 774
  • 2008 WL 451740

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  • defendant's statements that \[tlo end this interview\ he wanted to provide a blood sample, and that he \wanted] to go home\ were not unequivocal invocations of right to remain silent
  • court should examine, among other considerations, the demeanor and tone of the parties throughout the interrogation
  • a defendant's statements that he did not want to argue with police officers, was \not going to tell [police]\ and wanted to go home did not amount to an unambiguous desire to end the interrogation

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Judges: J. Jones

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