Mississippi Town Sued Over 'School-to-Prison Pipeline'

The lawsuit says children who talk back to teachers, violate dress codes and commit other minor infractions are handcuffed and sent to a youth court where they are denied their rights.  Children are handcuffed and arrested in school and incarcerated for days at a time without a probable cause hearing.  Children detained wait more than 48 hours for a hearing, in violation of constitution requirements.  Children make admissions to formal charges without being advised of their Miranda rights.  Children are not routinely granted legal representation during the juvenile justice process.