United States v. Lloyd C. Payne

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• holding that agent’s statement to defendant during post-arrest transport by the FBI informing defendant that agents had found a gun in his home after which defendant made an inculpatory remark was not an interrogation
• holding that agent's statement to defendant during post-arrest transport by the FBI informing defendant that agents had found a gun in his home after which defendant made an inculpatory remark was not an interrogation
• holding that “the Innis definition of interrogation is not so broad as to capture within Miranda’s reach all declaratory statements by police officer concerning the nature of the charges”
• stating that \mere declaratory descriptions of incriminating evidence do not invariably constitute interrogation\
• stating that “mere declaratory descriptions of incriminating evidence do not invariably constitute interrogation”
• stating that \mere declaratory descriptions of incriminating evidence do not invariably constitute interrogation\

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