Reports from Lauderdale Lakes are coming out that a teenage allegedy killed a 62 year old neighbor by stabbing her more than 60 times because she would not give him $5.00 to buy weed. The boy was allegedly seen leaving the scene and the police are claiming that he confessed to the crime.
Juvenile confessions are often times subject to heightened scrutiny by the courts. Police must take care to make sure that a confession they obtain from an accused is both knowing and voluntary. Normally, for adults this is done by reading and recording Miranda Rights. For juveniles, the issue of comprehension becomes more important and can lead to strong legal challenges against the admissability of alleged confessions.
If you have a child who is accused of a crime, you need an experienced defense attorney to protect all of his rights. Convictions of any kind, even juvenile convictions can remain on a child’s record permanently. The Criminal Law Group will fight for you or child in Dade and Broward. 759-9169. You have rights the police can be wrong!


