State v. Bolan

Basically, this case presents three issues: (1) Whether the trial court had the duty “to require” the actual production of the gloves at trial; (2) whether the failure of the security officer to give all of the warnings set out in Miranda v. Arizona (1966), 384 U. S. 436, renders his testimony as to any admissions or confessions made by defendant, while detained pursuant to R. C. 2935.041, inadmissible in evidence; and (3) whether, in any event, the admission in evidence of statments made by the defendant to the security officer was “harmless error” within the scope of Chapman v. California,…