Youth crime/adult time

Youth crime/adult time

by Jolanta Juszkiewicz, Building Blocks For Youth, Pretrial Services Resource Center

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Over the last ten years, nearly every state has changed its laws to make it easier to prosecute juveniles as adults. Traditionally, since a separate court for young people was created in Chicago in 1899, juveniles who broke the law were brought before the juvenile court. In rare cases, judges decided whic

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