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[quote=Anonymous]In Virginia, police are not required to notify parents or guardians when questioning minors.  In fact, they specifically wait until kids are at school to question them.  If your child has the cojones in the face of a uniformed police officer to say they want an attorney, the officer is supposed to stop all questioning.  Most kids don't.  If the officer has enough to charge without a statement, the kid would get charged at that time.  If there wasn't enough evidence to charge, the kid would get sent back to class, but might still be charged if the officer is able to gather enough evidence to charge absent a statement.  Either way, the officer would not call you to notify you that they had questioned your kid.

If the kid says only that they want their parent, the officer has no obligation to stop the interview and no obligation to notify the parents.  So no.  If your kid is able to ask for a parent, most are completely overwhelmed and don't ask for anyone, they will be ignored and the investigating officer will continue with their interview.  [/quote]

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