Riley v. United States -- Issues

1. Whether, after formal charges were filed and Appellant asserted his Sixth Amendment right to counsel, police violated that right by reinitiating interrogation several times over a 12-hour period without counsel present, and eventually obtained a written confession which was placed in evidence at trial?
2. Whether the Trial Court violated Appellant’s Fifth Amendment privilege against selfincrimination by admitting into evidence at trial a confession obtained in lengthy custodial interrogation, where police coerced Appellant to waive his right to counsel and right to remain silent?