In re A.L.
Citations
- 2020 Ohio 4061
Syllabus
Motion to suppress juvenile delinquency police interrogation voluntary confession Miranda warning R.C. 2151.352, right to have a parent or adult present. Trial court erred by denying juvenile's motion to suppress his confession. Juvenile's confession, which he made without the presence of an adult during a police interrogation, was not voluntary. Additionally, juvenile's Miranda rights were violated because his confession was coerced and he did not have the requisite level of comprehension to properly waive his rights.
Judges: Blackmon
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