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This case involves Harold Kaeding, who was convicted of possessing a firearm as a felon and possessing an unregistered firearm. Kaeding appealed his conviction, arguing that the district court made se...
In People v. Bender, the New York Court of Appeals addressed the legal standard for determining when a defendant is 'in custody' for Miranda purposes, specifically in the context of a police interview...
In People v. Tyson, the New York Court of Appeals addressed the legal standard for determining whether a defendant is in custody for Miranda purposes when being questioned by law enforcement. The case...
In Commonwealth v. Ferguson, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court addressed the admissibility of a defendant's statements made during a custodial interrogation. The defendant, Ferguson, was arrest...
In this case, the defendant, Moscaritolo, was convicted of murder in the first degree. The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts reviewed the conviction under G. L. c. 278, ยง 33E, which requires the...
In Commonwealth v. Tanner, the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts addressed the admissibility of a defendant's statements made during a custodial interrogation. The defendant, Tanner, was questio...
In People v. Morgan, the California Supreme Court addressed the admissibility of a defendant's statements made during a police interrogation. The defendant, Morgan, was questioned by police regarding ...
In Commonwealth v. Smith, the Pennsylvania Superior Court affirmed the judgment of sentence against the appellant, W. Smith. Smith had been convicted of various offenses, including possession with int...
This case involves a defendant, Carlos G., who was convicted of several crimes, including assault on a police officer and resisting arrest. The core issue on appeal was whether the trial court properl...