People v. Victor F.

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• finding that school personnel have no more powers to enforce the law than private persons
• holding that a school principal and teacher were not officials whose interrogation of a criminal suspect must be preceded by an admonition of Miranda rights in that such individuals are not employed by a governmental entity whose primary mission is to enforce the law
• finding that school personnel have no more powers to enforce the law than private persons
• holding that a school principal and teacher were not officials whose interrogation of a criminal suspect must be preceded by an admonition of Miranda rights in that such individuals are not employed by a governmental entity whose primary mission is to enforce the law

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