Law enforcement officers may not fabricate evidence to induce a confession and later introduce that fabricated evidence at trial to support the voluntariness of the confession ? the use of such evidence is a per se violation of due process and any resulting confession is per se inadmissible; here, where defendant confessed to murder immediately after hearing the audiotape fabricated by the police, in which an "eyewitness" identified him as the person who shot the victim, the denial of his motion to suppr
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