Shelton v. United States Department of Justice

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• holding that precustodial Miranda warnings were sufficient when given less than two hours prior to the defendant's confession and there was no break in the interrogation process
• further Miranda warnings were not required after defendant failed polygraph examination and his status then became custodial

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