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“Council members Tommy Wells (D-Ward 6) and Harry Thomas (D-Ward 5) pushed for an amendment that would have allowed for the public release of a juvenile's identity only after convictions for two major crimes.”
The Washington Post: D.C. Council passes bill to identify violent juvenile offenders
“But a juvenile's name and offense can be publicly released once that person has been convicted of a violent crime or a major property crime.”
The Washington Post: D.C. Council passes bill to identify violent juvenile offenders
“On appeal Wednesday, J.D.B's lawyer, Barbara Blackman, said judges must weigh a juvenile's age to decide whether he was effectively "in custody" for the interrogation, to ensure that a young person was not coerced into a confession.”
“Under Mendelson's proposal, after a juvenile is found involved in a second serious offense, the case -- and all of the juvenile's previous arrests in the District -- would become public.”
The Washington Post: Proposal would identify youths after second serious crime
“Under Mendelson's proposal, after a juvenile is found involved in a second serious offense, the case -- and all of the juvenile's previous arrests in the District -- would become public. ...”
“By adding more criminal information to a juvenile's files, it is likely that many youths will be pulled from community housing and placed in secure facilities such as the newly built $46 million New Beginnings detention center in Laurel, the sources and youth advocates said.”
“Under Hildum, revoking a juvenile's community placement has become a common response to even minor infractions, such as missing an appointment with a case worker, critics of the policy said.”
“Jones also revealed he and the other two boys took the severed head to the juvenile's home, where they used the skull as a "bong" to smoke marijuana, the officer said.”
“The Indiana Court of Appeals has ruled that a judge violated a juvenile's free-speech rights when he placed her on probation for posting an expletive-laden entry on MySpace criticizing a school principal.”
“But County Attorney Criss Candelaria wrote that he has "tendered a plea offer to the juvenile's attorneys that would resolve all the charges in the juvenile court contingent on the results of the mental health evaluations.”
Plea Deal Offered To 8-Year-Old Charged With Murdering His Father
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