Kentucky SB358 amends procedures for the interrogation and custody of children by peace officers.
Kentucky SB358 modifies the procedures for the interrogation and custody of children by peace officers. It mandates that peace officers must consult with legal counsel before conducting custodial interrogations with children. The bill also outlines specific procedures for notifying parents or guardians when a child is taken into custody, including the requirement to inform them of the reasons for custody and the location where the child is being held. Additionally, it details the permissible duration of custody and the conditions under which a child may be released or retained.
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