CENTENNIAL, Colo. — Attorneys for Colorado theater shooting suspect James Holmes say detectives "peppered" him with questions like, "Is there anything we should know about?" before he was read his rights.
They say in court documents filed Wednesday that something could be inferred about his mental state from the responses, so his answers should be suppressed.
Prosecutors have said officers asked certain questions to protect public safety, not as an interrogation.
Holmes' statements haven't been publicly disclosed.