· 6/15/1970
Zmuda v. United States
Citations
- 398 U.S. 960
- 90 S. Ct. 2176
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- soldier’s confession was not rendered inadmissible because detective falsely represented himself as an army officer and induced the confession by demonstrating that he had evidence linking the soldier to the crime
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