Tresvant v. State

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• observing that the admissibility of admissions by silence “is based on the rule that a person’s silence can constitute an admission where the circumstances and nature of the statement are such that it would be expected that the person would protest the statement if untrue”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).