State ex rel. J. B. Harper & Son v. Judge of the Ninth Judicial District

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• holding that a suspect’s lawful invocation of his constitutional rights to remain silent or to assistance of counsel during an interview with criminal investigation authorities is inadmissible against that suspect
• finding that the government’s decision to begin their ease with testimony by a law enforcement agent that repeatedly remarked on appellant’s silence, impermissibly tainted the view of the remaining evidence
• discussing effect of impermissible comments at outset of trial on right to remain silent
• reference to three invocations of rights by accused

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