United States v. Johnny Lee Ollie, Jr.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the only deceit that affects a custody determination is that which would act to prevent a reasonable person from terminating an interview
• concluding that Justice Kennedy’s narrower test should be applied in cases involving this two-step interrogation technique
• holding that falsely implying that forensic evidence incriminated defendant was not the type of deceptive stratagem that would affect defendant’s perception of his ability to terminate the interview
• assuming that an inquiry into the admissibility of post-Miranda statements is necessary only when a suspect was in custody under Miranda and later given Miranda warnings
• offering that the “law generally frowns on requiring a party to prove a negative”
• offering that the “law generally frowns on requiring a party to prove a negative”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).