State v. Killary

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• any statement given spontaneously and voluntarily without any compelling influences is admissible into evidence, even if given to an undercover agent, as long as the agent was not \planted\ for the sole purpose of investigating the accused
• any statement given spontaneously and voluntarily without any compelling influences is admissible into evidence, even if given to an undercover agent, as long as the agent was not “planted” for the sole purpose of investigating the accused
• less than forty-seven minutes, first degree murder
• less than forty-seven minutes, first degree murder

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).