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: Criminal ReviewR. v. L. T. H.
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According to the Youth Criminal Justice Act (s. 146), no statement by a young person to a person in authority is admissible in evidence against that young person unless the statement was voluntary and the person who took it ?clearly explained to the young person, in language appropriate to his or her age and understanding? the young person?s right to silence and right to consult counsel and another appropriate adult (and the requirement that any person consulted be present during the interview). read more
Full post as published by Criminal Review on September 11, 2008 (boomark / email).
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