Supreme Court of Rhode Island· 3/29/2004

State v. Ramsey

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844 A.2d 715
2004 R.I. LEXIS 65
2004 WL 602708

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concluding that \[t]he defendant also had held positions of employment and responsibility that required intelligence and competence; he therefore had the intelligence to make the statement a voluntary product\
holding that a defendant’s confession was voluntarily made when there was no evidence that the defendant was intimidated by the detectives, who had admitted to yelling at the defendant during the interrogation and calling him a “f ing liar”
holding that a defendant’s confession was voluntarily made when there was no evidence that the defendant was intimidated by the entire interrogation had been recorded. - 14 - detectives, who had admitted to yelling at the defendant during the interrogation and calling him a “f’ing liar”

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Judges: Williams, Flanders, Goldberg, Flaherty, Suttell

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