Calvin flew from Orlando to LA and approached a uniformed po…
Calvin flew from Orlando to LA and approached a uniformed police officer at the airport and told the officer that he had killed someone and wanted to talk to the officer about it. Calvin was then handcuffed and informed of his Miranda rights and driven to the police station. Calvin was once again Mirandized and said that he wanted to confess to murdering a girl nine months ago “after hearing voices in his head which ordered him either to kill the girl or to commit suicide.” He then described how he went about committing the murder. In his trial for murder, does Calvin’s statement violate the Due Process clause?