109 Misc. 2d 238 - In re Robert O.’s Empirical Analysis
1981
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cited by 2 later decisions
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states following
October 2015
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“HOPEWELL: Okay. Now, I'm going to read you something and it's-it's called your Miranda Rights. And, I know you don't understand really what that is. But, that's why your mom's here. Okay? And, she's gonna listen to it and then, she's going to give me your answers. Okay? If you want to answer for you, that's great too. Okay? If you don't understand something, w-when I state something, I want you to tell me. I don't know what you're talking about or I don't understand. JOSEPH: All right. * HOPEWELL: Okay? All right. Right now, you know you're here because of what happened to your dad? JOSEPH: Yeah. HOPEWELL: All right. So, you have the right to remain silent. You know what that means? JOSEPH: Yes, that means that I have the right to stay calm. HOPEWELL: That means y-you do not have to talk to me. JOSEPH: Right. HOPEWELL: Okay? And, anything you say, will be used against you in a court of law. Do you know what that means? That means that if we have to go to court and tell the judge what, what you did, that whatever you're gonna tell me today, I can tell the judge, "This is what Joseph told me." Okay? JOSEPH: Okay. HOPEWELL: You understand that? JOSEPH: Yeah. HOPEWELL: Okay. And, you have the right to talk to a lawyer and have a lawyer here with you-an attorney-before I ask you any questions. Do you understand that? And, you shake your head upside uh what does that ... JOSEPH: Yes. HOPEWELL: ... mean? What does that mean to you? JOSEPH: It means, don't talk until that means to no”
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