182 S.E.2d 542 (Ga.App. 1971), 46191, Jenkins v. State

Citation: 182 S.E.2d 542, 123 Ga.App. 822

Party Name: Jerry L. JENKINS v. The STATE.

Attorney: An admission made by a suspect in custody, after he had invoked the privilege of silence, was voluntary within the meaning of Miranda v. Arizona as it was made spontaneously, nor in response to any question, during legitimate police questioning unrelated to the crime (booking procedure)., Defenda...

Case Date: May 17, 1971

Court: Georgia Court of Appeals