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SJC rules “off the record” statements admissible
For the complete Supreme Judicial Court opinion go to Commonwealth v. Tremblay on the SJC opinions page. Even though a State Trooper coaxed a statement out of a suspected arsonist by promising that the conversation was “off the record” the SJC ruled … Continue reading
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