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Reading, Writing, and Interrogating: Providing Miranda Warnings to Students in Schoolhouse Interrogations
Athirteen-year-old boy sat in a room until a law-enforcement officer arrived. He asked the boy to follow him into another room where three more adults, including another law-enforcement officer, waited. The second lawenforcement officer then proceeded to question the boy about his involvement in a s
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