State v. Trinque.
Hawaii Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT BY
POLLACK, J.
I. INTRODUCTION
On March 19, 2009, Rick Trinque was arrested in a pasture and handcuffed by the police who were conducting an investigation involving the growing of marijuana. Prior to apprising Trinque of his Miranda rights, police obtained two statements from Trinque. Later, at the police station, police obtained a third statement from Trinque when he invoked his right to counsel while being given Miranda warnings. The Circuit Court of the Fifth Circuit (circuit court) concluded that the first and second statements had been unlawfully elicited from Trinque,…
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