New York Youth Need Attorney Before Interrogation, Coalition Tells State Lawmakers

Karen Savage | Juvenile Justice Information Exchange Newsletter (March 5, 2021)

This article argues in favor of legislation pending in New York to require police to ensure that a child has access to an attorney before the police can interrogate the child.

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