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STATE of Louisiana
v.
Terry BAYLIS
No. 65327.
Supreme Court of Louisiana.
Jul 21, 1981.
Published opinion
400 So. 2d 899
1981 La. LEXIS 11326
Dennis.
Published
DENNIS, Justice,

dissenting.

I respectfully dissent. Defendant’s statements to law enforcement officials and the evidence obtained as a result of those statements should have been suppressed. I believe the state did not bear its burden of proof of showing that the statement made to the sheriff was made freely and voluntarily. Nor did the state prove that the seizure of the murder weapon was not tainted by defendant’s prior wrongfully induced statement made to the district attorney.