In the Interest of T.P.

DISSENTING OPINION BY

WECHT, J.:

T.P. (“Appellee”) filed a motion seeking to suppress statements that he made during a polygraph examination. Appellee was required to undergo that polygraph in order to complete court-ordered sexual offender counseling. The inculpatory statements that ensued formed the basis for the juvenile delinquency petition that is at issue here. Appellee alleged that his statements should be suppressed because: (1) his constitutional rights against self-incrimination were violated when he received no Miranda1 warnings; (2) his statements were not made knowingly,…