Discuss the application of the cheating study conducted by Dr. Malloy to confessions of juveniles during interrogations.

After watching the video and reading Chapters 8 and 9, write a critical analysis of the content presented. You may consider the following questions in your paper:
What safeguards are in place within the JJS to protect against false confessions by minors?
Consider the following: of 873 exonerations, 8% of adults gave false confessions while 43% of juveniles gave false confessions.

What are the legal implications of these statistics?
How should the courts respond in light of this information?
How should the JJS respond to police interrogation tactics that can produce false confessions by juveniles?
In your answer, be sure to discuss: the ability of police to interrogate youth the same way as adults, the permissibility of officers to lie during interrogations, and the ability of police to interrogate youth and mentally impaired youth without the presence of legal representation and/or legal guardians.
Discuss minimization and maximization strategies used by officers during interrogations.
Last week, you learned that as the USSC extended more constitutional protections, the JJS because more punitive. Discuss whether or not this is reflected in the video. Be sure to explain your response.
Discuss the application of the cheating study conducted by Dr. Malloy to confessions of juveniles during interrogations. How can the results from the study inform law enforcement and court procedures when encountering a suspected youth offender?