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State v. Cook

Citations

  • 135 N.H. 655
  • 610 A.2d 800
  • 1992 N.H. LEXIS 99

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  • suggesting that a spontaneous inculpatory statement is one that is “volunteered in response to a question that was neither leading or suggestive”

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Judges: Horton, Johnson, Others, Thayer

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