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State v. Snyder

Citations

  • 860 P.2d 351
  • 220 Utah Adv. Rep. 36
  • 1993 Utah App. LEXIS 148
  • 1993 WL 335166

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  • holding that an arrested police officer was entitled to be read his Miranda rights, despite his admitted familiarity with them
  • holding counsel's failure to meet filing deadline for suppression motion was deficient representation
  • holding counsel’s failure to meet filing deadline for suppression motion was deficient representation
  • determining that counsel's performance was \objectively deficient\ where \no legitimate trial tactic [could] be served\ by counsel's decision, and concluding that \we fail to see how counsel's\ decision \can be explained as a sound trial tactic or strategy\
  • \Defendant's admissions during the police interrogation [about his sexual fantasies] were so likely to inflame the jury that we cannot confidently state that defendant received a fair trial.\

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Judges: Billings, Garff, Orme

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