Appellate Court of Illinois· 1/13/1998

People v. J.J.C.

Citations

294 Ill. App. 3d 227
689 N.E.2d 1172
228 Ill. Dec. 751
1998 Ill. App. LEXIS 11

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holding that when a juvenile’s parents are present and request to confer with their child, and they are effectively refused access to the child, the presumption arises that the juvenile’s will was overborne
holding that when a juvenile’s parents are present and request to confer with their child, and they are effectively refused access to the child, the presumption arises that the juvenile’s will was overborne
noting that the record was silent on whether the youth officer affirmatively protected respondent minor’s rights
noting that the record was silent on whether the youth officer affirmatively protected respondent minor’s rights
stating that juvenile’s prior minimal contacts with the police did not give him the sophistication or insight on how to conduct himself while being interrogated by the police in a criminal matter
stating that juvenile's prior minimal contacts with the police did not give him the sophistication or insight on how to conduct himself while being interrogated by the police in a criminal matter

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Judges: Hutchinson

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