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After a defendant was indicted and appointed counsel for robbery, police placed a paid informant in his cell. The informant was instructed to get the defendant to talk about the robbery. The defendant admitted committing it.
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The statement is admissible because deliberate elicitation is permitted before sentencing. The statement should be suppressed if the informant deliberately elicited it about the charged offense after the right to counsel had attached and counsel was absent. The statement is admissible because the Sixth Amendment applies only to trial testimony. The statement is admissible because counsel had been appointed, making police free to question through agents.

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