Cardell v. State

*849Deen, Judge.

The chief witness for the State was a detective with the Griffin Police Department who testified to a number of conversations with the defendant concerning his own activities and those of his co-defendant, Chambers. Cardell had shortly after his arrest signed a written waiver of right to have counsel in intra-custody interrogation. In exploring the circumstances under which the waiver was signed the witness was asked on cross examination: “He didn’t admit anything?” to which the response was: “He didn’t pin himself down to any particular crime. I asked him about each individual…