Supreme Court of Kansas· 4/18/2014

State v. Gibson

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299 Kan. 207
322 P.3d 389

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recognizing an overlap exists between some of the factors applied in the adult and juvenile contexts
recognizing an overlap between some of the factors applied in the adult and juvenile contexts
noting that the Kansas Supreme Court has not required district courts to consider each Young factor on the record
applying a multi-factor test that considers a child's age, education, and mental state when applying Miranda
use of marijuana 3 hours prior to contact with police did not render statements involuntary, especially when defendant responded affirmatively when asked if he understood questions
simply pressing point is not enough

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Judges: Biles

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