· 9/16/1992
Wayne Desire v. Attorney General of California
Citations
- 969 F.2d 802
- 1992 WL 158219
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the police wrongly initiated contact where the officer overheard a conversation between the suspect and his co-defendant and in response, asked the suspect whether he “wanted to talk about anything”
- holding Edwards violation not cured by reading of Miranda rights before defendant confessed
- holding Edwards violation not cured by reading of Miranda rights before defendant confessed
- Fifth Amendment error harmless only where the state “‘has proved beyond a reasonable doubt that the error complained of did not contribute to the verdict obtained’”
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Judges: Poole, Brunetti, Fernandez
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