UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, PLAINTIFF—APPELLEE v. ERIBERTO MELESIO BRIONES, DEFENDANT—APPELLANT

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• explaining that the ‘first step’ in Justice Kennedy’s ‘narrower test’ is ‘to determine whether a [two-step] interrogation process was used as a deliberate strategy’
• explaining that the `first step' in Justice Kennedy's `narrower test' is `to determine whether a [two-step] interrogation process was used as a deliberate strategy'
• explaining that the “first step” in Justice Kennedy’s “narrower test” is “to determine whether a [two-step] interrogation process was used as a deliberate strategy”
• applying Elstad after determining that law enforcement officers did not use a “deliberate strategy” of two-step interrogation to circumvent Miranda
• examining objective evidence in the record to conclude that interrogators did not use a deliberate strategy of two-step interrogations
• applying Elstad after determining that law enforcement offi- cers did not use a “deliberate strategy” of two-step interroga- tion to circumvent Miranda

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