Andersen, J. (concurring) — I agree with the majority's conclusion that the defendant's Fifth Amendment rights were violated by the admission of his presentence investigative confession as evidence of his guilt at the second trial, but do so only on the basis that such confessions obtained in the absence of Miranda warnings are not admissible as substantive evidence in a criminal trial. 3 <…
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