TTF14
Today is not the day.
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Pretty sure all of this was discussed in detail here when this document first dropped. I was just refreshing your memory about it since you didn't recall. Maybe I misunderstood your post, though.Rights not being read and suppression of statements are two different arguments. If RA didn’t say anything incriminating it wouldn’t matter if his rights were read before the interview even started. We just don’t know the “content of that conservations” and the D can’t be expected to publicly announce it at the same time as wanting it suppressed. Same goes for the confessions to his wife and mother, we don’t know what he said to them either. Lots we don’t know MOO
“The second motion to suppress deals with statements made to ISP just before he was arrested.…..When they got to the station, Allen had a conversation with ISP officer Jerry Holeman. The defense wants the content of that conversation kept out.”