Opinion

People v. Bashor

  • 48 Cal. 2d 763
  • 312 P.2d 255
  • 1957 Cal. LEXIS 226
Court
California Supreme Court
Filed
Jun 21, 1957
Status
Published
Author
Carter
On the bench
Carter
Cited by
19 cases
Authority
More cited than 5.8%

The opinion

CARTER, J.

I concur in the judgment of affirmance.

While I unequivocally adhere to the salutary principles stated in my dissenting opinion in Rogers v. Superior Court, 46 Cal.2d 3, 11 [ 291 P.2d 921 ], in view of the uncontradicted evidence as disclosed by the record in this case that the confession which was obtained from defendant during a period of illegal detention was freely and voluntarily given and that no coercion was exerted on defendant by the prosecuting officers, I am of the opinion that the admission of the confession did not constitute prejudicial error.

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