Page 108 - Juvenile Practice is not Child's Play

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Other circumstances at the time of the client’s statement, in detail:

What did the client say in any oral statement? (The client should be asked to tell counsel everything

s/he remembers, in detail.)

For each written or oral statement or form filled out: Was the client previously warned:

That s/he had a right to remain silent? Yes No

That anything s/he said could be used against him or her? Yes No

That s/he had a right to a lawyer before making a statement? Yes No

That if s/he could not afford a lawyer, one would be appointed before any questioning? Yes No

What did the client say in response to these warnings?

Was the client asked whether s/he understood each warning? Yes No

How did s/he respond?

Was s/he asked whether s/he was willing to make a statement after having been given these warnings?

Yes No

How did s/he respond?

Was s/he asked to sign a form or card with these warnings on it? Yes No

How did s/he respond to each warning, waiver, or question on the form or card?

Did any co-respondent or purported juvenile or adult co-perpetrator confess or incriminate the client?

If so, everything the client knows about the person’s:

Name (get spelling and all aliases and nicknames):

Street address:

Phone:

Email, e-text, and website addresses:

Physical characteristics useful for identifying the individual:

Other information helpful in locating the person (where does s/he go to school; where does s/he work; where

does s/he hang out; is s/he on public assistance; and so forth, as appropriate):