Robert A. Muschette v. United States
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
Chief Judge Bazelon and Circuit Judge Wright would grant the petition.
1Per curiam
Robert A. Muschette and another were-indicted May 8, 1961, for housebreaking- and petit larceny. In a trial which began June 19, 1961, the jury was unable to-reach a verdict, but a second trial in the following December resulted in conviction. Muschette was sentenced to imprisonment for a term of from two to six years to run concurrently with a four-to-twelve-year sentence imposed in an unrelated case in June, 1961, which he-was serving when he was tried in the-present case.
Muschette appeals, urging that his confession, without which he says he could not have been convicted, was extracted…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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