WASHINGTON AP - The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to clarify how long a suspected criminal's request for a lawyer during police interrogation should be valid, taking on a case where a child molester asked for a lawyer almost three years before admitting to the abuse.The high court agreed to consider the state of Maryland's appeal of a decision throwing out child molester Michael Shatzer's confession.
January 26, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to clarify how long a suspected criminal’s request for a lawyer during police interrogation should be valid, taking on a case where a child molester asked for a lawyer almost three years before admitting to the abuse.
The high court agreed to consider the state of Maryland’s appeal of a decision throwing out child molester Michael Shatzer’s confession.
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