FERGUSON, Judge.
In his appeal from a jury conviction of first degree murder, Joseph La Rocca raises several issues on appeal, two of which merit discussion.
First, La Rocca claims that his confession should have been suppressed because under the circumstances of the case, the "minimization process" used by the polygraph examiner was a deceptive practice which amounted to psychological coercion. La Rocca and a co-defendant Dorothy Wright were charged with...
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