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· 4/18/1994

Shelter Mutual Insurance v. Page

Citations

  • 316 Ark. 623
  • 873 S.W.2d 534
  • 1994 Ark. LEXIS 236

How courts have described this case

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  • declining to apply principle in Mallory prohibiting mention of defendant’s silence where defendant willingly talked to detective in pre-arrest interview
  • where appellant was not silent and willingly talked, rule did not require the exclusion of testimony about her failure to mention certain facts
  • where appellant was not silent and willingly talked to detective, Mallory principle did not require the exclusion of testimony about her failure to mention certain facts during her interviews with police officers
  • where appellant was not silent and willingly talked to detective, Mallory principle did not require the exclusion of testimony about her failure to mention certain facts during her interviews with police officers

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Judges: Hays

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