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A juvenile who told a magistrate that he "wanted his mother to ask for an attorney" invoked his right to counsel before police interrogated him about a murder, a divided Texas Supreme Court has held. However, the court also held that the gun police found � based on information they obtained when the then-16-year-old suspect made a statement to police � is admissible as evidence.
April 21, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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