· 3/25/2022
Tamika Seay v. Ashley Stinson
How courts have described this case
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- approving officer’s statement to defendant, “I want to give you the opportunity today to get out in front of this”
- police did not improperly imply that they had evidence they did not when they asked if there was \any reason\ they might find defendant's fingerprints on evidence
- detective's nonhostile tone supports voluntariness
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