Supreme Court of Kansas· 7/23/1976

State v. Young

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552 P.2d 905
220 Kan. 541
1976 Kan. LEXIS 503

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describing how lack of any experience with \police practices\ can be considered in rendering a juvenile confession involuntary
affirming trial court’s refusal to suppress confession of defendant who told police he was under the influence of drugs during questioning where the testimony showed defendant’s mental faculties were sufficient to make a voluntary confession
'The age of the juvenile, the length of the questioning, the juvenile's education, the juvenile's prior experience with the police, and the juvenile's mental state are all factors to be considered in determining the voluntariness and admissibility of a juvenile's confession into evidence.'

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Judges: Schroeder

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