· 10/15/1883
State ex rel. Simmons v. John
Citations
- 81 Mo. 13
How courts have described this case
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- observing that although the defendant appeared to understand his rights and that although he acknowledged them, he was never asked whether he understood them
- imposing bright-line state constitutional rule excluding all fruits from all statements taken in violation of Miranda
- imposing bright-line state constitutional rule excluding all fruits from all statements taken in violation of Miranda
- imposing bright-line state constitutional rule excluding all fruits from all statements taken in violation of Miranda
- imposing bright-line state constitutional rule excluding all fruits from all statements taken in violation of Miranda
- \To allow the police the freedom to disregard the requirements of Miranda\ when physical evidence is sought \would not only not deter future Miranda violations but might well tend to encourage them.\
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