· 9/11/1986
United States v. Mundell Cooper, United States of America v. Lawrence Williams
Citations
- 800 F.2d 412
- 1986 U.S. App. LEXIS 30167
How courts have described this case
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- holding that prison inmate was not in custody for Miranda purposes because his freedom of movement was not restricted more than it would normally be in the prison environment
- holding that prison inmate was not in custody for Miranda purposes because his free-do n of movement was not restricted more than it would normally be in the pr son environment
- removing inmate from cell to more open room deemed “inherently less restrictive”
- same, with regard to the defendant’s incriminating statements to a D.C. corrections officer
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Judges: Ervin, Chapman, Haynsworth
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