· 7/11/1990
United States v. Warren James Bland
Citations
- 908 F.2d 471
- 30 Fed. R. Serv. 904
- 1990 U.S. App. LEXIS 11475
- 1990 WL 94061
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the court's comments to the jury venire was not a harmless error and remanding for a new trial
- holding that the court’s comments to the jury venire was not a harmless error and remanding for a new trial
- holding that the Miranda warning -15- given to the defendant was “inadequate” because law enforcement “failed to mention” he “was entitled to have an attorney during questioning”
- finding Miranda warning inadequate when it failed to advise the petitioner of the right to counsel during questioning
- finding Miranda warning inadequate when it failed to advise the petitioner of the right to counsel during questioning
- “We do not reach [defendant’s] arguments regarding the legality of his sentence because we conclude that his conviction should be reversed and he should be granted a new trial.”
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Judges: Reinhardt, Leavy, Rymer
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