United States v. Oscar Manuel Ferrer-Montoya, Also Known as Nomar Barron-Escalante

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• holding that new interviewers did not need to repeat Miranda warnings given an hour earlier
• holding that a one-hour delay between Miranda warnings and questioning did not affect waiver because the defendant was in custody the entire time and there was no evidence of coercive police conduct
• applying dear-error review to trial court’s factual findings, but reviewing issue of staleness de novo
• declining to answer questions alone is not an invocation of the right to remain silent

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