United States v. George Andrew Scalf

How courts have described this case

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• prison officer’s conversation with prisoner from outside cell shortly after stabbing was “on-the-seene” inquiry
• prison guard’s conversation with defendant after defendant’s alleged assault on fellow inmate did not require Miranda warnings because it was an on-the-scene inquiry to find out what had happened and not interrogation
• inmate questioned in his cell immediately after stabbing another inmate
• questioning by correctional officer employed at prison

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).