In Colorado v.Connelly (1986),the U.S.Supreme Court ruled that Connelly's confession was voluntary even though his serious mental illness led him to believe God ordered him to "confess or commit suicide."

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In Colorado v. Connelly (1986), the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Connelly's confession was voluntary, despite his serious mental illness and his belief that God ordered him to confess or commit suicide. The court held that the confession was not coerced by the police and that Connelly's mental illness did not affect the voluntariness of his confession.

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