 | 110 Criminal Law |
| 110XVII Evidence |
| 110XVII(M) Declarations |
| 110k411 Declarations by Accused |
| 110k412.1 Voluntary Character of Statement |
| 110k412.1(4) k. Interrogation and Investigatory Questioning. |
Defendant's action in fleeing from officers and jumping into the ocean immediately after he was arrested and read his Miranda rights did not amount to invocation of his constitutional right to remain silent.
U.S. v. Racca, 2007 WL 3032512 (2007)
Suggested by David Spitzer, principal attorney editor, Thomson West
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