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Salinas v. Texas, 133 S.Ct. 2174 (2013).
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•Where a suspect is NOT in-custody and has not asserted any

privilege, a prosecutor may comment on the suspect’s reactions to law

enforcement’s questions, including a suspect’s silence.
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•Officers and Investigators who find themselves in this situation should

document all responses; lack of responses; and body language which

occurs during such questioning as the prosecution may use silence and
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reaction which tends to show evidence of guilt in the prosecution’s

case.

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