BAKER, J.
Richard Hodges was arrested after he broke into the home of Hadi al-Sadoon and stole al-Sadoon's wallet. Hodges responded at first to police questioning, but then stopped abruptly. A second officer then took custody of Hodges and continued interrogating him, eliciting incriminating statements. A jury found Hodges guilty of residential burglary.
On appeal, Hodges argues that his silence when asked a question by the first officer was an invocation...
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