United States v. Dennis J. Guarno

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• concluding statements made during two and one-half hour interview were voluntary
• finding duration of interview not to be coercive when it lasted for approximately two and a half hours
• \[A] confession is not involuntary merely because the suspect was promised leniency if he cooperated with law enforcement officials.\
• \[A] confession is not involuntary merely because the suspect was promised leniency if he cooperated with law enforcement officials.\
• \[A] confession is not involuntary merely because the suspect was promised leniency if he cooperated with law enforcement officials.\
• \The district court also found that the agents did not threaten Guarno with arrest if he refused to cooperate.... Guarno therefore was not 'in custody[.]' \

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