United States v. Roger Branson

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• holding that a suspect invoked his right to remain silent when he answered some questions, then remained silent when asked another question, where officer knew at that point that the suspect did not want to talk to the police anymore
• defendant chooses not to object to avoid focussing jury’s attention on his silence

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