How Does The Us Legal System Differ From Other Countries
In the US, the suspect has to request to have a parent or attorney in the room. In other countries like England and Wales, juvenile interrogations must be in the presence of an appropriate adult, like a parent, guardian, or social worker. The youth doesn’t have to ask for one, it’s automatic, unlike in the US.
On this episode
- Which Age Of Suspects Are More Likely To Give False Confessions
- Why Might A Teen Falsely Confess
- Why Is It A Problem To Treat Juveniles As Though They’re Adults During Interrogations
- What Should We Educate Law Enforcement, Attorneys, Judges, And Jurors
- How Does The Us Legal System Differ From Other Countries
- What Has The Us Decided As A Country In Regard To Juveniles