Pieraldi y Cedeño v. Registrador de la Propiedad de San Germán

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• holding that the accused’s restriction to the barrack’s cubicle, the head, laundry room, necessity store, mess hall, barber shop, working area, and direct routes to these locations, as well as almost hourly sign-in requirements, constituted “arrest”
• holding that the accused’s restriction to the barrack’s cubicle, the head, laundry room, necessity store, mess hall, barber shop, working area, and direct routes to these locations, as well as almost hourly sign- in requirements, constituted “arrest”
• reversing conviction due to unexplained delay of 72 days between confession and referral

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).