People v. Marvin M.

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• finding that a three-hour interrogation of a juvenile defendant, from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., was reasonable
• “A final factor to consider, for both juveniles and adults, is the presence of police trickery and deceit.”
• a factor to consider, for both juveniles and adults, is the presence of police trickery and deceit
• a respondent’s statements must not result from deceptive interrogation tactics calculated to overcome the respondent’s free will
• a respondent’s statements must not result from deceptive interrogation tactics calculated to overcome the respondent’s free will
• police are allowed to play on a respondent’s ignorance, fear, and anxieties, but may not engage in conduct that overbears a defendant’s will or renders him incapable of making a rational decision

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).