United States v. Donald Gene Booth

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• concluding that questions relating to defendant’s identity and age were not likely to elicit an incriminating response
• holding that the test for determining whether questioning constitutes “interrogation” should be analyzed under a totality of the circumstances standard
• holding that questions relating to a defendant’s identity and age were not likely to elicit an incriminating response
• concluding that questions relating to defendant’s identity and age were not likely to elicit an incriminating response
• holding that the test for determining whether questioning constitutes “interroga- tion” should be analyzed under a totality of the circumstances standard
• holding that asking a suspect his name, age, and address were not interrogation but that asking for his prior arrest record and his reasons for being in the area were

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