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Criminal Law

Juvenile Criminal Cases

The juvenile court system is set up to guide and rehabilitate young people. It’s similar to the adult system, but with important variations.

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How do juvenile proceedings differ from adult criminal proceedings?

How are juvenile proceedings similar to adult proceedings?

When are juveniles tried as adults?

What is a parent's responsibility in juvenile cases?


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