Use of Post-Arrest, Pre-Warning Silence is Permissible to Impeach Defendant's Exculpatory Trial Testimony, Fletcher v. Weir, 102 S. Ct. 1309
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Use of Post-Arrest, Pre-Warning Silence is Permissible to Impeach Defendant's Exculpatory Trial Testimony, Fletcher v. Weir, 102 S. Ct. 1309
Case Comment
Use of Post-Arrest, Pre-Warning Silence is Permissible to Impeach Defendant's Exculpatory Trial Testimony, Fletcher v. Weir, 102 S. Ct. 1309

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Admissible evidence, Criminal procedure, Fletcher v. Weir, 102 S. Ct. 1309, Criminal evidence, Due process of law, Impeachment of witnesses, United States

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Kevin D. Gordon (Washington University School of Law)

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Pages 861-877
Publication Washington University Law Quarterly

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Published 1983-01-01

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