· 8/10/2004
Reinert v. Larkins
Citations
- 379 F.3d 76
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- Miranda custody established where defendant made statement in ambulance to law enforcement officer with emergency medical technician present
- defendant was questioned in ambulance while IV was inserted into his arm and he was ‘‘hooked up to an electrocardio- graph’’
- no Seibert violation where police appear to have unintentionally neglected to administer Miranda warnings at the outset of questioning
- “[W]e, as a federal court sitting in habeas jurisdiction, would not have the authority to review a violation of the state constitution.”
- hold- ing that defendant, while being transported in ambu- lance in presence of police officer, was not in custody when he made first statement but was in custody when he made second statement
- hold- ing that defendant, while being transported in ambu- lance in presence of police officer, was not in custody when he made first statement but was in custody when he made second statement
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