Supreme Court of Iowa· 11/15/2001

State v. Metz

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636 N.W.2d 94
2001 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 213
2001 WL 1437908

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analyzing Doyle v. Ohio, 426 U.S. 610 (1976) to hold “the Fifth Amendment guaranty against self-incrimination prohibits impeachment on the basis of a criminal defendant’s silence after receipt of Miranda warnings”
finding hearsay statements of an unavailable witness were not necessary where “the State had available to it for use at trial the testimony of other witnesses who had actually heard statements made by the defendant”
“[T]he Fifth Amendment guaranty against self- incrimination prohibits impeachment on the basis of a criminal defendant’s silence after receipt of Miranda warnings.”

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Judges: Carter

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