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Webb v. State

Citations

  • 756 P.2d 293
  • 1988 Alas. LEXIS 93
  • 1988 WL 57375

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  • holding that state trooper’s conduct in retaining defendant’s driver’s license and conditioning its return on his giving statement was coercive and made defendant’s Miranda waiver involuntary
  • holding that state trooper's conduct in retaining defendant's driver's license and conditioning its return on his giving statement was coercive and made defendant's Miranda waiver involuntary
  • finding per se invalid a Miranda waiver elicited by a police officer’s threat to retain the defendant’s driver’s license unless the defendant spoke
  • “The constitution does not contemplate that person suspected of a crime relinquish one constitutional right in order to preserve another.”

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Judges: Matthews, Witz, Burke, Compton, Moore

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