In re Rust
New York City Family Court
1Opinion of the CourtRichards W. Hannah, J.
These cases present two problems: first, what constitutes proper questioning of juveniles by the police, and the question of whether Miranda v. Arizona (384 U. S. 436) is applicable to children who are respondents in this court. It is of the utmost importance to Juvenile Court Judges to know the present attitude of appellate courts on these problems. Accordingly, it is the court’s hope that an appeal will be taken so that these issues can be decided with finality for future guidance.
The respondents, Clarence Billings, age 9, Andrew Rust, age 10, and Robin Alexander, age 12, are alleged to…
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