THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE v. HERBERT BARNETT

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Order, 2000-060, State v. Herbert Barnett

THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

SUPREME COURT

 

In Case No. 2000-060, State of NH v. Herbert Barnett, the court on February 4, 2002, made the following order:

The State's motion for reconsideration is granted in limited part. In the first sentence of the final paragraph on page 3 of the slip opinion, the word "custodial" is replaced by the word "post-Miranda." The first sentence in the final paragraph on page 3 thus reads:

"To avoid the inequity inherent in admitting into evidence the selective recording of a post-Miranda interrogation, we establish the following rule: In order to admit into evidence the taped recording of an interrogation, which occurs after Miranda rights are given, the recording must be complete."

In all other respects, the motion for reconsideration is denied.

Brock, C.J., and Broderick and Nadeau, JJ., concurred.

 

 

Eileen Fox,
Clerk

Date of clerk's notice of decision: February 5, 2002

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