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State v. Peterson

Citations

  • 2007 VT 24
  • 923 A.2d 585
  • 181 Vt. 436
  • 2007 Vt. 24

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  • holding, under Vermont Constitution, that “[p]hysical evidence gained from statements obtained under circumstances that violate Miranda is inadmissible in criminal proceedings as fruit of the poisonous tree”
  • holding, under Vermont Constitution, that “[p]hysi- cal evidence gained from statements obtained under circum- stances that violate Miranda is inadmissible in criminal proceedings as fruit of the poisonous tree”
  • declining to follow the approach of Patane under the state constitution, and noting that Patane's approach \create[s] an incentive to violate Miranda\
  • physical evidence obtained in violation of Miranda rights must be excluded at trial as \fruit of poisonous tree\
  • physical evidence obtained in violation of Miranda rights must be excluded at trial as “fruit of poisonous tree”

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