People v. Collins
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
*970Memorandum. Order affirmed.
On the two issues whether defendant had at the time of the preinterrogation warnings indicated in some fashion a wish to have a lawyer and whether he had been beaten by the police, the record is troublesome.
Were the matter confined to the conversations between Detective Fumo and defendant, the conclusions of the dissenter at the Appellate Division would be irresistible. But the fact is that there were many conversations between defendant and other police officers, particularly those with Detective Morrissey immediately preceding his making of several exculpatory…
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