· 9/10/1971
Robert Lee Thomas v. State of North Carolina and Mr. Bill Mahoney, Superintendent
Citations
- 447 F.2d 1320
- 1971 U.S. App. LEXIS 8130
How courts have described this case
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- finding a confession involuntary in part because of the defendant’s “low mentality” and “limited education”
- finding a confession involuntary in part because of the defendant’s “low mentality” and “limited education”
- finding a confession involuntary in part because of the defendant’s “low mentality” and “limited education”
- granting a writ of habeas corpus to a fifteen-year-old defendant (with a fourth-grade education and an IQ of 72
- granting a writ of habeas corpus to a fifteen-year-old defendant (with a fourth-grade education and an IQ of 72
- 14 hours of interrogation in a 17 hour period
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Judges: Boreman, Butzner, Russell
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