Supreme Court of Iowa· 4/24/1974

State v. Cooper

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217 N.W.2d 589
1974 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1331

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one administration of Miranda warnings sufficient for subsequent interrogation if the not too remote in time
“Deception of any nature by representatives of the state cannot be condoned. However, we conclude deception standing alone does not render a waiver of constitutional rights involuntary as a matter of law unless the deceiving acts amount to a deprivation of due process.”
“Deception of any nature by representatives of the state cannot be condoned. However, we conclude deception standing alone does not render a waiver of constitutional rights involuntary as a matter of law unless the deceiving acts amount to a deprivation of due process.”

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