holding interrogation tactics lasting fourteen hours "were not overbearing" where "the longest period of uninterrupted questioning last[ed] only about an hour Officers gave appellant food, drink, and cigars Officers also acceded to each request appellant made to be left alone or use the bathroom Appellant was never in any apparent discomfort."
Summary of this case from Waller v. StateSeptember Term, 2000
Dismissed January 30, 2001
holding interrogation tactics lasting fourteen hours "were not overbearing" where "the longest period of uninterrupted questioning last[ed] only about an hour Officers gave appellant food, drink, and cigars Officers also acceded to each request appellant made to be left alone or use the bathroom Appellant was never in any apparent discomfort."
Summary of this case from Waller v. StateFull title:PETITIONS FOR WRIT OF CERTIORARI
Court:Court of Appeals of Maryland
Date published: Jan 30, 2001
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