New York S09152 amends Miranda rights statements to be more specific about the right to counsel and requires inquiry into whether such rights are.

New York S09152 amends the criminal procedure law, executive law, and family court act to require that Miranda rights statements be more specific with respect to the right to counsel. It mandates that police officers inform defendants, including juvenile offenders, of their rights before questioning. This includes the right to consult an attorney before speaking to the police and to have an attorney present during questioning. If the defendant indicates they do not understand these rights, all questioning or interrogation must cease until an attorney is provided and present.

New York S09152 amends Miranda rights statements to be more specific about the right to counsel and requires inquiry into whether such rights are.

New York S09152 amends the criminal procedure law, executive law, and family court act to require that Miranda rights statements be more specific with respect to the right to counsel. It mandates that police officers inform defendants, including juvenile offenders, of their rights before questioning. This includes the right to consult an attorney before speaking to the police and to have an attorney present during questioning. If the defendant indicates they do not understand these rights, all questioning or interrogation must cease until an attorney is provided and present.