McKenzie v. State

Appellant challenges his conviction for armed sexual battery on the grounds that the trial court erred in denying his motion to suppress incriminating statements that he made to police during questioning. He claims that when he made a request for an attorney, questioning should have stopped. In addition, he claims that he was entitled to know the charges against him, and the officers did not provide that information during questioning. We conclude that the investigating officers did not violate appellant’s Miranda1 rights. We affirm his conviction.

Officers investigating a “cold case” of…