Robert E. Hicks v. State of Indiana

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• recognizing that, when a trial court is acting as the trier of fact, it has the right to judge the credibility of witnesses
• “We examine all the circumstances surrounding an interrogation and are concerned with objective circumstances, not with the subjective views of the interrogating officers or the suspect.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).