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North Carolina v. McKoy9/7/1988
ted to stop. The officers stopped for a short time and then, without any initiation of the interrogation by the defendant, the officers resumed the process of examining the defendant. For this reason, the confession was not admissible.
Thus, I find defendant's statement to be involuntary and the result of his being unlawfully placed in a coercive environment while severely handicapped, both mentally and physically, and interrogated in violation of Edwards v. Arizona while fearful for his life. Defendant is entitled to a new trial.
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