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State v. Tellez-Suarez

Citations

  • 312 Or. App. 531
  • 493 P.3d 28

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  • “If the invocation is unequivocal, there is but a single lawful response: interrogation must immedi- ately cease.”
  • where “ ‘I don’t have a lawyer right now’ ” was immediately followed by the statement, “ ‘but let’s continue,’ ” we concluded that there was no invocation of the right to counsel
  • discussing the comparable Fifth Amendment invocation analysis

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Judges: James

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