Legal Opinion
United States v. Oquendo-Rivas
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
Decided April 18, 2014No. 11-2260PublishedCited by 24 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
TORRUELLA, Circuit Judge.
David Oquendo-Rivas (“Oquendo”) appeals from the denial of his motion to suppress a series of inculpatory statements. First, he seeks suppression of a statement made to his arresting officer, arguing that he was questioned while in formal custody but prior to the receipt of Miranda warnings. Second, he seeks suppression of all statements made during his formal interrogation, arguing that questioning resumed impermissibly soon after his initial refusal to make a statement and continued even after his unambiguous request for counsel. None of these theories passes…
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