LAC 41:II.306

LAC 41:II.306. Oral Statements

Last amended: 2009Year: 2026Length: 103 wordsOfficial source

Cite as La. Admin. Code tit. 41, pt. II, ยง 306

A. When a suspect waives his rights under LCMJ Article 31 and his right to counsel, but refuses to sign a statement, the investigator may make a summary of his remarks. This summary or oral statement may be admissible in a trial by courts-martial. The oral statement of a suspect concerning his part in an offense made to a person who is not investigating the case or which was blurted out spontaneously to the investigator before the rights warning was administered may also be admissible in a trial by court-martial. If possible, have critical oral statements witnessed by at least one disinterested individual.
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