People v. Nisbett
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
During police questioning, the defendant received and waived his Miranda warnings and then gave an oral statement in which he admitted, inter alia, to firing a gun repeatedly at the victim. Shortly thereafter, the defendant wrote out and signed a similar statement. He then agreed to make a videotaped statement, but invoked his right to remain silent after he was again apprised of the Miranda warnings. A few minutes later, at the improper suggestion of an Assistant District Attorney, a detective resumed questioning the defendant, whereupon he agreed to make a videotaped statement. After being…
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