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State v. Spotted Elk

Citations

  • 34 P.3d 906

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that “police may ask a question of a defendant prior to Miranda warnings if (1) the question is solely for the purpose of officer or public safety, and (2) the circumstances are sufficiently urgent to warrant an immediate question”
  • applying Fifth Amendment to the act of producing incriminating evidence

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Judges: Brown

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