Supreme Court of New Jersey· 6/24/2015

State v. Terrell Hubbard (073539)

Citations

222 N.J. 249
118 A.3d 314

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noting that questioning as part of an investigation, where the individual is not a suspect, does not implicate a A-0527-20 20 defendant's Miranda rights
holding the issue of whether a defendant was in custody is for the trial court to decide and is not subject to de novo review on appeal
finding statements A-5935-17 16 made during a custodial interrogation without the administration of Miranda warnings \must be suppressed\
‘‘[f]ollowing a comprehensive study of ‘whether and how to implement the benefits of recording electronically part, or all, of custodial interrogations,’ State v. Cook, 179 N.J. 533, 561, 847 A.2d 530 (2004), the [c]ourt adopted [r]ule 3:17 in 2005’’
‘‘[f]ollowing a comprehensive study of ‘whether and how to implement the benefits of recording electronically part, or all, of custodial inter- rogations,’ State v. Cook, 179 N.J. 533, 561, 847 A.2d 530 (2004), the [c]ourt adopted [r]ule 3:17 in 2005’’
‘‘[f]ollowing a comprehensive study of ‘whether and how to implement the benefits of recording elec- tronically part, or all, of custodial interrogations,’ State v. Cook, 179 N.J. 533, 561, 847 A.2d 530 (2004), the [c]ourt adopted [r]ule 3:17 in 2005’’

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Judges: Cuff, Albin

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