· 6/21/1995
United States v. Edward H. Kilgore
Citations
- 58 F.3d 350
- 1995 U.S. App. LEXIS 15134
- 1995 WL 374130
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- stating that defendant's mistaken belief that he had been promised leniency would not render confession involuntary
- indicating that even if the suspect had been promised some form of leniency, this circumstance alone would not render his confession involuntary
- promise of leniency does not in itself make confession involuntary
- promise of leniency does not in itself make statement involuntary
- promise of leniency does not in itself make confession involuntary
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Judges: Beam, Bright, Murphy
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