Toliver v. Gathright

How courts have described this case

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• observing that \all of the circumstances point toward the conclusion that ... informing [a suspect] of [a] statement implicating him was likely to prompt petitioner to incriminate himself\
• confronting an accused with incriminating evidence against him is a common and traditional method of prompting a recalcitrant witness to confess
• telling accused that an accomplice had implicated him in the crime constituted interrogation
• admission into evidence of confession obtained in response to interrogation after defendant invoked right to silence violated his constitutional privilege against self-incrimination

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).