Wisconsin Supreme Court rules cops must read Miranda rights to interrogate students at school

Wisconsin Supreme Court rules cops must read Miranda rights to interrogate students at school

The Wisconsin Supreme Court chambers. (Henry Redman/Wisconsin Examiner) In a unanimous decision, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that police officers must read K-12 students their Miranda rights before interrogating them in a school setting.  The case stems from an incident at a Two Rivers middle school in which a 12-year-old seventh grade student, referred to in the case under the pseudonym Kevin, touched the groin of a classmate. Kevin was p…