State v. Hegelman

How courts have described this case

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• holding confession voluntary, noting defendant showed “no signs of fear either before or after” physical scuffle with police officer
• holding confession voluntary although officer physically scuffled with defendant, calling him “a rapist”
• \[P]hysical or psychological force or manipulation that is designed to induce the accused to talk when he otherwise would not have done so\ is evidence of an involuntary confession.
• “[P]hysical or psychological force or manipulation that is designed to induce the accused to talk when he otherwise would not have done so” is evidence of an involuntary confession.
• \Evidence sufficient to support a finding that a confession is involuntary must reveal some physical or psychological force or manipulation that is designed to induce the accused to talk when he otherwise would not have done so.\
• “Evidence sufficient to support a finding that a confession is involuntary must reveal some physical or psychological force or manipulation that is designed to induce the ac cused to talk when he otherwise would not have done so.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).