Weegy: The roadside questioning of a motorist detained pursuant to a routine traffic stop does not constitute "custodial interrogation" for the purposes of the Miranda rule. TRUE. (More)

Weegy: A police officer must possess a warrant to take a juvenile into custody. FALSE. User: The rights that are applicable to juveniles have been expressly granted by the courts and through legislative action. (More)

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Weegy: Prior to 1889, children in the United States were treated as adults in criminal matters. TRUE. User: When you interview or interrogate juveniles, police should select a public place with many witnesses to avoid denials. TRUE or FALSE. (Points : 4) Weegy: When you interview or interrogate juveniles, police should select a public place with many witnesses to avoid denials. FALSE. User: One of the ten basic principals stated in the Institute of Judicial Administration-American Bar Association Juvenile Justice Standards states that juveniles have no part in the decision making process. (Points : 4) (More)

Weegy: Evidence of sexual assault may be collected from the body of a suspect without a warrant if the suspect has been arrested and probable cause exists for the seizure due to the perishable nature of the evidence. FALSE. User: State courts are beginning to express a preference that custodial interrogations be recorded whenever practicable. TRUE or FALSE. (Points : 4) Weegy: State courts are beginning to express a preference that custodial interrogations be recorded whenever practicable. TRUE. (More)