Tag: police questioning

When police question minors under 18, parents often find themselves navigating a complex legal landscape. The U.S. sees approximately 1.6 million juvenile arrests annually,...

Every year, thousands of individuals find themselves in police custody, often unaware of their fundamental protections. The justice system operates on a foundation of...

New York police officers can no longer inquire about a person's immigration status without reasonable cause. This policy shift, effective immediately, aims to protect...

Every year, thousands of individuals find themselves in a police station, not as suspects, but as participants in a voluntary police interview. This process,...

Over 75% of criminal interrogations in the United States employ a specific, controversial method known as the Reid Technique. Developed in the 1950s by...

In the United States, police can detain an individual for up to six hours without formally charging them. This period, known as a "terry...

Nearly 10 million Americans are stopped by police each year, and not all of these encounters end with an arrest. Yet, many people remain...

Every day, thousands of individuals across the country find themselves in situations where law enforcement officers ask questions. While cooperation is often encouraged, it's...

Every year, over 10 million Americans are arrested, and with each arrest comes the potential for Miranda rights to be invoked. These rights, established...