Justice Keith Blackwell, Supreme Court of Georgia (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
Georgia Supreme Court Justice Keith Blackwell said anyone who has ever seen an episode of "Law & Order" would know that Michael Grant tried to assert his "Miranda" rights and that police kept badgering him after he claimed his right to remain silent.
September 24, 2018 at 04:58 PM
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The Georgia Supreme Court on Monday reversed a murder conviction and life sentence for a man interrogated by police after invoking his right to remain silent.
When police officers asked Michael Grant if he wanted to waive his Miranda rights and talk to them without an attorney present, he clearly said no, according to the unanimous opinion authored by Justice Keith Blackwell.
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