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State v. Baylor

Citations

  • 423 N.J. Super. 578
  • 34 A.3d 801
  • 2011 N.J. Super. LEXIS 224

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  • holding that police may use “deception or trickery” to induce a confession so long as it does not offend due process and is not calculated to produce a false confession
  • \We are satisfied that [the] defendant's statement that he could not name the shooter because of his gang affiliation was not an assertion of a right to remain silent.\

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Judges: Yannotti

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