Court of Appeals of Oregon· 6/9/1982

State v. Burdick

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646 P.2d 91
57 Or. App. 601
1982 Ore. App. LEXIS 3046

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noting that, although police “trickery or false statements” alone may not be sufficiently coercive to result in involuntariness, the deceitful conduct was a factor in exclud- ing a suspect’s statements that were not shown to be volun- tary
noting that, although police “trickery or false statements” alone may not be sufficiently coercive to result in involuntariness, the deceitful conduct was a factor in exclud- ing a suspect’s statements that were not shown to be volun- tary
“[P]olice trickery or false statements, alone, may not be sufficiently coercive to result in involuntariness.”

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Judges: Buttler, Warren

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