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…with the juvenile offenders and how much it will cost to do so. If these nearly impossible steps can be taken on, the United States will be able to bring back its most important resource for the future, its youth. No one will ever be able to tell an exact date of when…

…to be debated over. The Justice Minister Anne McLellan quoted the following passage about her plans with the Young Offenders Act: "We must send a signal today to all Canadians that there is going to be a new youth justice regime in place." The Juvenile…

…be punished for their actions. Setting a minimum age for prosecuting juveniles for capital crimes may have been a good way of punishing offenders in the past, but in today's society it is not. Children are killing other children at younger ages every day. One…

…in juveniles court? Do juveniles in adults court not repeat offense that those in juvenile court? According to the Serious Violent Juveniles Offenders study group no real study has been done on the two questions many of us ask ourselves. The juvenile/adult…

…stereo system he had received from his grandfather. Five juveniles, ranging in age from 15 through 17 years, were charged with the crime. (10) --- Profiles In every community, roughly 2 percent of the juvenile offender population…

…for juveniles charged with serious violent crimes. The rate of serious crime among children and youth has begun to rise despite increasingly harsher sentences for juvenile offenders. At the present rate of incarceration, one out of every twenty children born…

…from 15 through 17 years, were charged with the crime. (10)---Profiles In every community, roughly 2 percent of the juvenile offender population is responsible for up to 60 percent of the violent juvenile crime. Only 25 to 35 juveniles in every…

…offenders sentenced to death began in 1642 by Thomas Graunger, in the Plymouth colony of Massachusetts. In over three and one-half centuries since that time, at least 362 juvenile offender executions have been imposed by 38 states and the federal government…

…in which the respondents felt society needs to deal with juvenile delinquency, such as encouraging stronger family ties, increasing education about the consequences of crime, as well as a greater focus on rehabilitation of young offenders as opposed to simple…

…Juvenile Offenders Correction Facility, Judge Joel T. Lazarus released Tate on his own recognizance. He will now plead guilty to charges of 2nd degree murder. <Tab/>Tate served as an example of the direction our justice system has turned…