The court properly denied appellant's motion to suppress an incriminating statement he made, in the presence of police, in response to a question from his mother. The record supports the court's findings that the police sufficiently complied with the parental notification requirement of Family Court Act § 305.2 (3), and that there was no police interrogation, so that Miranda warnings were not required. After taking appellant into custody, the police contacted...
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