United States v. Irene Rubio Garcia

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• warning stated that accused could have “an attorney appointed to represent you when you first appear before the U.S. Commissioner or the Court”
• conviction reversed because defendant given several different versions of “Miranda bundle of warnings,” none completely correct; warnings “[t]aken together . . . were inconsistent” and, thus, inadequate

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