Supreme Court of Missouri· 1/11/2000

State v. Werner

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9 S.W.3d 590
2000 Mo. LEXIS 4
2000 WL 14943

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applying de novo review to whether a defendant was “in custody” but deferring to the trial court with respect to facts essential to that determination
stating mere acquiescence to officer’s request to answer questions does not indicate person is talking voluntarily with police and is not in custody.
\Missouri courts analyze issues regarding the privilege against self-incrimination claimed under the Missouri Constitution in a manner consistent with analysis of those arising under the federal constitution.\
“Under Missouri law, the standard of review requires the-reviewing court to defer to the trial court’s factual findings and credibility determinations, but to examine questions of law de novo”
reviewing court defers to trial court on credibility determinations

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Judges: Ann K. Covington

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