In re Interest of Miah S.
Annotate this CaseMiah S., a juvenile, was arrested for burglary. Defendant waived his rights under Miranda and agreed to speak to a detective. The next day, two different detectives interviewed Miah about additional burglaries in the area and notified him that the Miranda warnings from the day before were still in effect. Thereafter, Miah admitted to being involved in other burglaries. Ultimately, Miah was charged with seven additional counts of burglary. Miah moved to suppress his statements to law enforcement during the second encounter, claiming they were obtained in violation of Miranda. The trial court overruled the motion to suppress and adjudicated Miah as being a minor under Neb. Rev. Stat. 43-247(2). The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that the juvenile court did not err in determining that Miah made a knowing, voluntary, and intelligent waiver of his right to counsel and his privilege against self-incrimination during the second interrogation.
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