State v. Tracey Barros — Flaherty, J., Concurring in Part and Dissenting in Part

Summary

Justice Flaherty dissents in part and concurs in the result, holding that the trial court need not give a jury instruction about the absence of a recording of a custodial interrogation, and affirms the defendant’s conviction. The opinion also notes that electronic recording of interrogations is beneficial and should be encouraged, and a separate concurrence endorses the benefits but agrees with the majority on the instruction issue.