United States v. Eduardo Robinson-Munoz, United States v. Lazaro Perez-Redondo

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• \[A] co-defendant cannot object to the admission of a confessing defendant's inculpatory statement on the ground that the confessing defendant's Fifth Amendment rights were violated.\
• Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination is personal in nature and therefore not available to defendant to bar admission of statements of codefendant obtained in violation of codefendant's rights

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