Defendant wasn't being interrogated when he made incriminating statements

By: Donna Walter February 17, 2009

A federal appeals court refused to second-guess a district court judge's decision not to suppress statements a criminal defendant made to police before his Miranda rights were read to him. The appellate court also upheld the nearly 22-year sentence the defendant received for being a felon in possession of a firearm. Reginald McGlothen was arrested while Kansas ...

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Defendant wasn't being interrogated when he made incriminating statements

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