Oregon Supreme Court· 8/16/2001

State v. Joslin

Citations

29 P.3d 1112
332 Or. 373
2001 Ore. LEXIS 660

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holding that defendant’s waiver of Article I, section 12, rights, “although voluntary, was not knowingly made and, therefore, was invalid”
holding that defendant’s waiver of Article I, section 12, rights, “although voluntary, 396 State v. Delong was not knowingly made and, therefore, was invalid”
noting that protection against compelled self-incrimination under Article I, section 12, “extends to custodial interrogations, because of the inherent level of coercion that exists in such interrogations”
noting that protection against compelled self- incrimination under Article I, section 12, “extends to custo- dial interrogations, because of the inherent level of coercion that exists in such interrogations”
noting that protection against compelled self-incrimination under Article I, sec- tion 12, “extends to custodial interrogations, because of the inherent level of coercion that exists in such interroga- tions”
“[D]efendant’s waiver of that right under Article I, section 12, although voluntary, was not knowingly made and, therefore, was invalid.”

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Judges: Carson, Gillette, Durham, Leeson, Riggs

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