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Equivocal Request for Counsel Requires Police to Seek Clarification of Suspect’s Intent Under Oregon Law

The Oregon Court of Appeals determined that investigating officers failed to clarify the intent of a defendant’s equivocal invocation of the right to counsel, rendering his subsequent statements to police inadmissible.

Paul Joseph Sanelle was arrested on May 11, 2012 for a domestic violence-related murder. Detectives Anderson and Rau interviewed ...

 

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