Editing Brown v. Mississippi

{{Infobox Case Brief
|court=Supreme Court of the United States
|date=1936
|facts=In 1934, a murdered white man's body was discovered in the state of Mississippi. A mop of white people and a sheriff's deputy demand confession out of a black man under the threat of lynching. A suspect named Ellington was repeatedly tortured before being let go. 

Another murder suspect named Brown was forcibly hauled by a mob across the border to Alabama. After torture, Brown confessed to murder.
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 Another murder suspect named Brown was forcibly hauled by a mob across the border to Alabama. After torture, Brown confessed to murder.
-|holding=A confession may not be obtained by violence.
-|judgment=SCOTUS overturns Brown's conviction.
 }}