AFFIRMED.
DENECKE, J.
In December, 1964, the defendant was convicted of grand larceny. He appeals upon the ground that his verbal confession made to a detective while the defendant was under arrest and being interrogated was inadmissible because the defendant was not effectively warned of his constitutional rights to remain silent and to the advice of counsel, and that it was not a voluntary statement.
At the close of a hearing, out of the presence...
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