Idaho Supreme Court· 5/12/1982

State v. Monroe

Citations

645 P.2d 363
103 Idaho 129
1982 Ida. LEXIS 251

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holding that officers' one hour delay in entering residence was not critical under the emergency doctrine analysis where evidence demonstrated emergency still existed
finding an interrogation when the police officer asked the defendant “if he would like to give his side of the story”
finding an interrogation when the police officer asked' the defendant “if he would like to give his side of the story”
finding an interrogation when the police officer asked the defendant “if he would like to give his side of the story”
entry not suspect due to one hour delay where hour was spent gathering facts and preparing for entry
statements by accused that he thought he should see lawyer before making a statement, that he would make a statement after being advised by an attorney, and that he wanted an attorney before talking to police were sufficient to invoke right to counsel

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Judges: Donaldson, Bakes, McFadden, Bistline, Scoggin, Tern

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