United States v. James Timothy Johnson

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• error is not harmless because the improperly admitted statement may have been the only evidence found by the jury to be sufficient for conviction
• after a request for counsel the interrogation must cease; the police may not indicate to suspect that it is in his interest to cooperate with them

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).