Minnesota Appellate Opinions
Published opinions of the Minnesota Supreme Court and Court of Appeals, collated from public records.
6 opinions matched.
| Docket |
Court |
Filed |
Disposition |
Case |
| A04-1328 |
Minn. |
2005-08-11 |
Vacated
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State v. Earl
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… right to counsel but after a later discussion with police officers and a second Miranda warning, he gave a statement, which was videotaped. In his statement, Earl admitted that he had participated in the burglary in Long Prairie and in seve …
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| C0-87-1656 |
Minn. Ct. App. |
1988-04-12 |
Vacated
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State v. Martinson
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… the record over appellant’s objections. She claimed she should have been given Miranda warnings prior to the interviews or, alternatively, that Kappers had deceived her and her statements were thus involuntary. The jury returned guilty ver …
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| C1-86-1591 |
Minn. Ct. App. |
1987-06-30 |
Vacated
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State v. Okegbenro
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… tified as the suspect. Appellant was arrested the following day. He was given a Miranda warning, and told what he was being arrested for, including the circumstances of the offense, and where it occurred. At some point, he stated he did not …
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| C6-83-1121 |
Minn. |
1986-03-21 |
Vacated
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State v. Knowlton
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… t evidence at that time on which to charge him. Defendant was properly read his Miranda rights at that time. Police and FBI experts examined the physical evidence discovered on the victim’s body. The evidence showed several semen stains on …
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| C4-85-201 |
Minn. Ct. App. |
1986-01-21 |
Vacated
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State v. Beard
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… Conversation of April 20, 1984 On the night Beard was arrested, he was read his Miranda rights and consented to questioning by Detective Werner without assistance of counsel. At some point in the conversation, Beard may have made an equivoc …
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| 47431, 49368 |
Minn. |
1979-08-17 |
Vacated
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State v. Orscanin
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… ng questioned by Officers Scholl and Olson. The interrogation was prefaced by a Miranda warning. Defendant was further told that he did not have to talk with the officers. At no time did he inform the officers that any promises or inducemen …
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