WisBar Court Review: 'Nothing to Talk About' Not Enough to Invoke Right to Remain Silent:

The Wisconsin Court of Appeals did not misapply U.S. Supreme Court precedent by ruling against a defendant who argued that he’d invoked his right to remain silent when he said he had nothing to say about a homicide, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seven

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