S. B. v. State

OPINION

RABINOWITZ, Chief Justice.

This appeal presents the question of the voluntariness of a juvenile’s confession.1 At the time of the events at issue, S. B. was fourteen years old and was in a special education program in Soldotna. . On January 7, 1978, he allegedly acted as lookout while a companion burglarized three homes in Kenai. On January 16, Lt. Marshall Ma-hurin of the Kenai police telephoned S. B.’s father and requested that he and S. B. come to the police station so Mahurin could talk to S. B. There, Mahurin advised S. B. of his Miranda rights in the presence of his parents, and…