United States v. Robert Charles Goudreau

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• finding no custody where defendant’s supervisor instructed him to meet with FBI agents, but defendant was advised that he was free to leave at any time
• reasoning the fact that the suspect’s “supervisor had instructed him to meet -11- with the agents at the appointed time, which [the suspect] interpreted to be an order,” was “irrelevant in determining whether [the suspect] was in custody”
• police officer, ordered to go to F.B.I. office and testify in civil rights case, was not in custody for Miranda purposes

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).