United States v. Eric Lawrence Wright

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “not talking about charges unrelated to those on which he is represented is up to the defendant, who can simply say ‘no.’ ”
• rejecting as anticipatory invocation a request made by counsel at the guilty plea hearing that defendant not be questioned without counsel, where interrogation in question, on unrelated charges, occurred 15 days later
• declining to sanction anticipatory invocations outside the context of custodial interrogation

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