3 Questions
When must police cease questioning a juvenile?
When the juvenile indicates they do not wish to speak to the police
What factors are considered when determining the voluntariness of a juvenile's confession?
The manner in which the police administered Miranda rights, the juvenile's age, experience, education, background, and intelligence, whether the juvenile had an opportunity to speak with his/her parents before confessing, and whether the juvenile executed a written waiver of the Miranda rights prior to making the confession
When is consent of a person representing the best interests of the child essential for questioning a juvenile?
It is desirable, but not essential if the child is capable of understanding his rights and the significance of waiving his rights
Quiz: Juvenile Rights and Police Questioning Test your knowledge on the constitutional requirements regarding police notification to a juvenile's parents prior to questioning. Learn about the crucial role of custodial interrogation and the rights juveniles have when it comes to communication with parents. Explore the landmark case of B.P. v. State and its implications for police questioning of juveniles.
Make Your Own Quizzes and Flashcards
Convert your notes into interactive study material.
Get started for free
