Rucker v. National General Insurance Co.

How courts have described this case

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• “[Cjourts have held that a prosecutor properly may question a criminal defendant about post -Miranda silence ... where the defendant’s silence is introduced for the limited purpose of rebutting an impression created by the defendant that he cooperated fully with the police.”

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