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State v. Tuttle

Citations

  • 2002 SD 94
  • 650 N.W.2d 20
  • 2002 S.D. LEXIS 108

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  • adopting Leyva and concluding that `[t]he Davis holding obviously applies to instances where suspects attempt to invoke Miranda rights after a knowing and voluntary waiver of those rights. Davis, in sum, applies to an equivocal postwaiver invocation of rights.'
  • “Davis, in sum, applies to an equivocal postwaiver invocation of rights. For an initial waiver, however, the State still bears ‘a heavy burden to demonstrate that the defendant knowingly and intelligently waived’ Miranda rights.” (quot- ing Miranda, 384 U.S. at 475)

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Judges: Konenkamp, Amundson, Gilbertson, Sabers, Zinter

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