United States v. David P. Baird

How courts have described this case

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• concluding interrogation of suspect not custodial or coercive where suspect was told he was free to leave
• questioning agent’s “clear statement” to suspect that suspect “could leave at any time” weighed against'custody finding
• finding no seizure when on-duty Coast Guard officer was ordered to report for interview with intelligence officer
• finding no seizure when an on-duty Coast Guard officer was ordered to report for an interview with an intelligence officer
• Coast Guard officer's interview not custodial despite order by his superior officer to appear for an interview with a Treasury Department investigator
• “The pro- tections of Article 31(b) are broader than Miranda warnings in that a suspect must receive warnings even if the suspect is not in custody.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).