People in Interest of SJ

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• concluding that a juvenile, who is not in custody, can consent to a search so long as the consent is voluntary
• a juvenile who is not in custody may consent to a search absent his parent's consent so long as the consent is voluntary; voluntariness of a juvenile's consent to search in a noncustodial setting is determined by the same standards applicable to an adult

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).