Ricardo Jaime Sanchez v. the People of the State of Colorado — Hood, J., Concurring

Summary

Justice Hood concurred only in the judgment because he agreed that Sanchez received an adequate Miranda advisement, but disagreed with the majority's discussion of whether a suspect may later bear financial liability for appointed counsel. He reasoned that the advisement adequately conveyed Sanchez's right to appointed counsel by stating that an attorney would be appointed if he lacked the means to obtain one.