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Ragland v. State

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  • 358 So. 2d 100

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  • holding that where defendant waived his Fifth Amendment rights and freely and voluntarily conversed with police, comment on the failure to answer one question of many is not a violation of the defendant's right to remain silent
  • holding that where defendant waived his Fifth Amendment rights and freely and voluntarily conversed with police, comment on the failure to answer one question of many is not a violation of defendant’s right to remain silent

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Judges: Pearson and Hendry, Jj., and Crawford, Grady L. (Ret.), Associate Judge

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