State v. Devigne
New Mexico Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
WOOD, Judge.
The two appellate issues involve (1) defendant’s confession after a warrantless arrest, and (2) the length of defendant’s probation.
Albuquerque detectives, investigating a series of residential burglaries, acquired information that implicated defendant. Some two weeks after acquiring this information, the detectives arrested defendant in his residence, during daylight, without a warrant. Thereafter, defendant made two oral inculpatory statements and one written confession.
Defendant moved to suppress all of his statements. Among the grounds relied on were: (a) that he was…
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