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65 0 obj Reasoning: The Court reasoned that Fulminante had his rights violated because he had been coerced by his friend who was actually an FBI informant. 0000022498 00000 n <> Syllabus. Fulminante argued during the trial’s guilt phase that his confessions could not be used against him because they were coerced. 0 Never-theless, it appears that most of the Court's decisions are predicated upon one of three theories: a due process theory; an evidence the-' § The. Since the confessions were significant evidence in the trial, the most appropriate recourse for Fulminante was to order a new trial that did not include submission of his tainted confessions.

a legal case resulting in an influential 1991 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that a confession that has been coerced cannot or not voluntarily given, can be considered a harmless error. Listen to the opinion: Tweet Brief Fact Summary. <>stream Which of the following statements regarding the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Miranda v. Arizona is true? In the case of ________________, the Supreme Court ruled that an offender must expressly invoke his Miranda privileges and that failure to do so can later result in use at trial of the offender's silence as evidence of guilt. 0000004149 00000 n Copyright © 2001-2012 4LawSchool.com.

ARIZONA v. FULMINANTE 111 S. Ct. 1246, (1991) United States Supreme Court FACTS Defendant Oreste Fulminante was a suspect in the murder of his 11-year-old stepdaughter, who was killed on or around September 14, 1982 in Arizona. 0000031555 00000 n endobj

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