Massiah v. U.S., No. 199 (U.S. Supreme Court) (377 U.S. 201; 84 S.Ct. 1199) (May 18, 2064) (Justice Stewart)
In this case, Federal agents had secured the cooperation of an informant who agreed to let the agents place a radio transmitter underneath the seat of his car. An agent then overheard a conversation between Massiah and the informant, in which Massiah made several incriminating remarks about his drug importation ...
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