Oregon Supreme Court· 3/4/1980

State v. Foster

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607 P.2d 173
288 Or. 649
1980 Ore. LEXIS 752

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considering, in totality of circumstances, police questioning of defendant over the course of two days during which he remained in custody, officers' statements that defendant's predicament was hopeless and that he would benefit if he cooperated
defendant’s waiver of right to counsel not voluntary where police persisted in repeated efforts to persuade defendant to waive right
defendant’s waiver of right to counsel not voluntary where police persisted in repeated efforts to persuade defendant to waive right
“Our concern, however, is not with the voluntariness of Cite as 309 Or App 249 (2021
defendant’s waiver of right to counsel not voluntary where police persisted in repeated efforts to persuade defendant to waive right
involving skillful, nighttime custodial interrogation

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