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· 1/6/1987

Randall Allen v. O.L. McCotter Director, Texas Department of Corrections

Citations

  • 804 F.2d 1362

How courts have described this case

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  • threat to arrest defend­ant’s wife did not render defendant’s confes- sion involuntary where police had probable cause to arrest her
  • police had probable cause to arrest wife for aiding a robbery
  • defendant’s confes- sion was voluntary where defendant was told that charges could be filed against his wife and defendant was motivated by his desire to prevent good faith arrest of his wife
  • police had probable cause to arrest wife for aiding a robbery
  • police had probable cause to arrest wife for aiding a robbery
  • police had probable cause to arrest wife for aiding a robbery

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Judges: Garza, Davis, Jones

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