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State v. Burrell

Citations

  • 697 N.W.2d 579
  • 2005 Minn. LEXIS 270
  • 2005 WL 1175752

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  • concluding that knowledge could be imputed when, before the Miranda warning, defendant had been handcuffed and told the investigators were looking into a little girl being shot
  • concluding that knowledge could be imputed when, before the Miranda warning, defendant had been handcuffed and told the investigators were looking into a little girl being shot
  • imputing knowledge of adult court prosecution on 16-year-old because he was arrested by police officers and knew he was apprehended in connection with a murder
  • imputing knowledge of adult court prosecution on 16-year-old because he was arrested by police officers and knew he was apprehended in connection with a murder
  • error is harmless beyond a reasonable doubt “if the verdict is ‘surely unattributable’ to the error”
  • error is harmless beyond a reasonable doubt \if the verdict is `surely unattributable' to the error\

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Judges: Paul, Hanson, Russell, Anderson, Barry

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