English, 14.04.2021 06:10 liliumflower19
Why should juvenile offenders be treated differently than adult offenders?
They aren't responsible for their actions.
Their brains are still developing and can change.
They are likely to change with the proper punishment.
O They are at risk of becoming repeat offenders.
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