Jalonte Little v. United States
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
BECKWITH, Associate Judge:
For nearly two hours of stationhouse questioning, in the face of false reports that several witnesses had identified him, a false claim that his fingerprints were found in the vehicle, and persistent illusory promises, of favorable treatment if he confessed, eighteen-year-old Jolonta 1 Little remained steadfast in his denials that he was involved in the carjacking of which he was later convicted in this case. Things began to change, however, when a detective goaded him about the prospect of being sexually assaulted when he arrived at the D.C. Jail if he did not…
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