Exceptions for juvenile access to attorney during custodial interrogation.
The bill provides exceptions for when a juvenile must consult with an attorney before waiving constitutional rights during a custodial interrogation. Exceptions include when the juvenile is believed to be a trafficking victim, when information is necessary to protect an individual's life from an imminent threat, or when the juvenile is suspected of committing certain serious offenses. Statements made by the juvenile under these exceptions are not admissible in court unless specific conditions are met.
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