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People v. Sapp

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  • 934 P.2d 1367
  • 12 I.E.R. Cas. (BNA) 1268
  • 1997 Colo. LEXIS 266
  • 1997 WL 143806

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  • involving a Crim. P. 37.1(a) interlocutory appeal taken in response to a ruling suppressing the defendants' statements as \involuntary and in violation of Miranda \
  • \In order for such a belief to be objectively reasonable the belief must result from some significant coercive action of the state. The action of the state must be more coercive than that resulting from the general obligation imposed on a witness to give truthful testimony.\
  • \In order for such a belief to be objectively reasonable the belief must result from some significant coercive action of the state. The action of the state must be more coercive than that resulting from the general obligation imposed on a witness to give truthful testimony.\

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Judges: Martinez

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