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Walker v. State

Citations

  • 957 So. 2d 560
  • 2007 WL 1286619

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that defendant’s statement “I think I might want to talk to an attorney” was an equivocal statement and did not require termination of the interrogation
  • holding that suspect’s statement, “I think I may need a lawyer,” and question asking detectives whether he needed counsel were not unequivocal requests for counsel
  • finding that suspect’s pre-interrogation statement of “I think I might want to talk to an attorney” was equivocal
  • discussing evidence the jury could have relied on to make the inference that the killing was premeditated
  • “I think I may need a lawyer,” held to be an equivocal request for counsel
  • the suspect’s statement, “I think I may need a lawyer,” and subsequent question asking detectives whether he needed counsel, were not unequivocal requests for an attorney

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Judges: Per Curiam

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