United States v. Melvin Dewayne Lockett

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• holding that statements that “were not made in response to police questioning” “were voluntarily made, and their admission was not in violation of Miranda”
• holding that statements that “were not made in response to police questioning” “were voluntarily made, and their admission was not in violation of Miranda”
• \The magistrate's finding that the officer's testimony was believable is deserving of deference.\

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