The Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination applies to juveniles, and the law that governs custodial interrogation of juveniles encompasses the Fifth Amendment privilege as well as enhanced statutory protections contained in North Carolina's Juvenile Code.

In this session, Professor Greene discusses these protections and privileges in regards to juveniles' rights in custodial interrogation, what constitutes custodial interrogation of a juvenile, who "counts" as a guardian or custodian, and a juvenile's invocation or waiver of their rights under the Fifth Amendment and North Carolina law.

SPEAKERS

• Jacquelyn "Jacqui" Greene, UNC School of Government, Chapel Hill

PRODUCED
Session from 2023 Juvenile Justice & Children's Rights Section Program, June 1, 2023

APPROVED CREDIT
North Carolina: 1.00 MCLE Hour

Qualifies for NC State Bar Child Welfare Law Specialization
Qualifies for NC State Bar Criminal Law (Juvenile Delinquency Law) Specialization

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