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Can Juvenile Waive Right to Counsel Without First Consulting With Parent, Adult Custodian or Lawyer?

When Interrogated in Police Custody Prior to Filing of a Juvenile Complaint

8th District Court of Appeals (Cuyahoga County)

ISSUE: Does language in R.C. 2151.352 indicating that a child has a right to counsel at "all stages of the proceedings" in a delinquency case require that a juvenile in police custody prior to the filing of a delinquency complaint must be allowed to consult with a parent, guardian, adult custodian or attorney before the juvenile can validly waive his or her right to counsel during his interrogation?

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Ohio Government Judicial Branch Supreme Court of Ohio

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00:00:28	Amanda J. Powell for M. W.
00:16:05	Daniel T. Van for the State of Ohio
00:34:54	Summation: Nadia Seeratan for the National Juvenile Defender Center (amici curiae)

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