Legal Question in Criminal Law in New Jersey

A parent should be present for any police questioning of your teenager. If she did not do it, stay the course. First offender juvenile convictions do not ususally result in more than probation; that is probably the worst case scenario.

Be well.

There is no right more precious and more often waived than a suspect's right to remain silent. The next few weeks can mean the difference between a criminal charge or no charge at all, which may have permenant consequences for your daughter. I strongly suggest you retain an attorney who has experience dealing with detectives.

Feel free to call.

-Michael Roberts, Esq.

732-247-3340

Two things: The police can't interrogate your daughter without her parent or guardian being present and second if your daughter is innocent then she should not plead guilty to anything. Think of what a terrible thing that would be teaching your 14 year old about how the adult world works if she is forced ot plead guilty to somethng she did not do. Please contact me to discuss this case in more detail. I never charge for simplyh talking to a person about their case. Thank you.

Sincerely yours, -Ronald Aronds, Esq.- 908-272-0111

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