United States v. Jeffrey Kelly

How courts have described this case

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• commenting on a defendant’s failure to ask particular questions of a witness does not have the effect of shifting the burden of proof unless it taxes the exercise of the defendant’s right not to testify
• the roadside questioning of a driver stopped for speeding, after an officer found drug paraphernalia and marijuana residue in the car, didn’t constitute “custodial interrogation” for Miranda purposes
• we presume that curative instructions are taken seriously

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).