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Incarcerated Persons Not In-Custody for Miranda Purposes
Loaded on July 1, 2021
published in Prison Legal News
July, 2021, page 33
Filed under:
In Custody.
Location:
Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court held “that neither the Wisconsin Constitution nor the purposes underlying Miranda warnings support a judicially created rule treating all incarcerated individuals as ‘in custody.’”
The court’s January 29, 2021 opinion was issued in an appeal brought by Brian L. Halverson. He was held at …
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