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…" was an important space and center for artistic creativity (e.g., Graffiti and band rehearsals, etc.) and sports activity (skateboarding etc.)for teenagers from Wiesbaden and the surrounding region. With a lot of self-initiative from the juveniles and charity work…

…one year after their trial. With juveniles, the punishment would not be as harsh as with adults. The juveniles would have to do a lot of community service work. We also think that with juveniles public humiliation is a good form of punishment…

…in that some teenagers that have committed murders have petitioned the Court to treat the minor as an adult. The law allows a juvenile to be treated as an adult if it is determined that the juvenile in fact is a juvenile in age only yet has the mental capacity…

…, so it learns to fill it in with spotty macular cell damage. People most of the time don't tell their doctors (opthalmologists) about it until it is well in advance. There are two types of Macular Degeneration. Juvenile Macular Degeneration affects…

…the "juvenile: to the "initial" subdued pattern of small adults to the "terminal" pattern in the largest adult males. The terminal male is the one with the brightest colors and gaudiest patterns. The moon seems to play an important role in fish reproduction…

…the athlete, Brian Johnson (Anthony Michael Hall) Playing the brain, John Bender (Judd Nelson) Playing the juvenile delinquent, Claire Standish (Molly Ringwald) as the princess and Allison Reynolds (Ally Sheedy) posing as the basketcase. Another character…

…. There is also no categorical prohibition on execution of juveniles. A closely divided Court has invalidated one statutory scheme which permitted capital punishment to be imposed for crimes committed before age 16, but has upheld other statutes authorizing capital…

…that have committed murders have petitioned the Court to treat the minor as an adult. The law allows a juvenile to be treated as an adult if it is determined that the juvenile in fact is a juvenile in age only yet has the mental capacity of an adult and should…

…, and then if the attorney or plaintiff/defendant would need copies of the information, I would mail those out. I would say the majority of my time spent at the courts was spent in court services though. Here I would do a lot of work for Mary, who is in charge of juvenile…

…old, called juvenile Huntington's disease. The symptoms of juvenile Huntington's chorea are very different from those of adult-onset Huntington's chorea. Individuals with juvenile Huntington's chorea often become stiff or rigid in their movements, instead…