Illinois first state to tell police they can't lie to minors in interrogations
I remember well the time I learned as a teen that police could outright <i>lie</i> straight to your face.  I and a friend got caught walkin' home after dark and accused of a crime that took place in a nearby neighborhood.  During questioning, the officer told me "Your friend already admitted to the whole thing" and some BS about reducing the charges if I "came clean" about my involvement.  Thing is; I <i>knew for a fact</i> my friend had admitted <i>no such thing</i>, as we <i>didn't do it</i>, and neither he nor I would <i>ever</i> have admitted to a crime we didn't commit.  Not how we was raised…