Carter v. People
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Coats
¶1 Carter petitioned for review of the court •of appeals’ judgment in People v. Carter, 2015 COA 36, — P.3d —, which affirmed, among others, his conviction of conspiracy to commit first degree murder. With regard to a videotaped interrogation by the police, the district court denied a motion to suppress the defendant’s statements, rejecting all of his Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment claims, including his assertion that he had not been *125adequately advised, as required by Miranda v. Arizona, of his right to have an attorney present during interrogation; and it denied the defendant’s motion to…
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