State v. J.P. (In re J.P.)

Brennan, J.1

¶ 1 J.P. appeals the trial court's denial of his suppression motion as well as the court's entry of a restitution order for lost instructional time.

¶ 2 With regard to the suppression motion, J.P. argues on appeal that there was no probable cause for his arrest or the seizure of his phone, and that because he alone had the authority to give consent, his mother's consent was without lawful authority and accordingly the resultant search of his phone was unlawful. Additionally, he argues his confession was involuntary.

¶ 3 With regard to the restitution order, J.P. argues that the…