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State v. Stone

Citations

  • 237 P.3d 1229
  • 291 Kan. 13
  • 2010 Kan. LEXIS 616
  • 2010 WL 3273281

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  • holding prosecutor did not attempt to shift burden of proof by arguing defendant had significant \'obstacles to overcome'\
  • acknowledging that any one of the circumstances surrounding the interrogation, standing alone, might not have led the court to conclude the statements were coerced
  • finding statements involuntary even when defendant was read and waived Miranda rights
  • finding a combination of interrogation techniques coercive as to an adult
  • Prosecutor did not attempt to shift burden of proof by arguing the defendant had significant \'obstacles to overcome.'\
  • where the court found the statements involuntary where the police officer inferred that confession would positively affect the defendant's jail sentence

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Judges: Rosen, J.:

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