Protecting Juveniles' Rights in Police Custody

The Legal Rights Center in Minneapolis holds trainings to teach young people how to assert their rights in police custody. Some states have passed laws to protect juveniles from being interrogated without a lawyer present. Studies show that children and teenagers often don't fully understand their rights and consequences. Legal experts emphasize the importance of having legal representation for young people during police questioning to prevent false confessions and harsh punishments.

Ohio man's confession to killing family cannot be used in court

An Ohio man's confession to killing his family cannot be used in court due to his Miranda rights being violated, as ruled by a judge. The man stands trial for allegedly killing his three sons. His wife and daughter witnessed the shootings and he was arrested after confessing to the crimes.