State v. Buzzell

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• holding that the due process clause of the Maine Constitution does not require recording of custodial interrogations
• holding that the due process clause of the Maine Constitution does not require recording of custodial interrogations
• rejecting the defendant's argument \that the due process clause of [the Maine Constitution] requires electronic recording of custodial interrogation\
• rule requiring recording of custodial interrogations not necessary to ensure fair trial and not required under state due process clause
• noting \obvious\ benefits to be realized when statements are recorded

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