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Asked to throw out a teen's murder confession on the grounds it was coerced, the California Supreme Court on Wednesday seemed sympathetic, but went even further by expressing contempt for a growing police practice of encouraging officers to ignore defendants' Miranda rights. Four of the justices, including Chief Justice Ronald George, pounced on the practice -- which had been raised in court briefs by defense-side amicus curiae -- during oral arguments in San Francisco.
May 29, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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