concluding that knowledge could be imputed when, before the Miranda warning, defendant had been handcuffed and told the investigators were looking into a little girl being shot
How later courts described this case
- concluding that knowledge could be imputed when, before the Miranda warning, defendant had been handcuffed and told the investigators were looking into a little girl being shot
- error is harmless beyond a reasonable doubt "if the verdict is `surely unattributable' to the error"
- imputing knowledge of adult court prosecution on 16-year-old because he was arrested by police officers and knew he was apprehended in connection with a murder
- directing district court on remand to “weigh all relevant factors” when determining whether police station interview of nonsus-pect was testimonial
Written by the judges who cited it.
The opinion
ANDERSON, Russell A., J.
(concurring and dissenting).
I join in the concurrence/dissent of Justice Hanson.