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Zariah K.


The United States was founded on the principles of individual freedom, equality and due process
in a democratic society, but in the area of the justice system, these principles have often been challenged..
Nowhere are the principles of human rights and democratic society more at risk today than in the U.S.
juvenile justice system. Prior to the establishment of the Juvenile Court, children who were charged with delinquent actswere primarily tried in the criminal justice system, but age did play a role in presumptions of criminalresponsibility. Individuals under the age of fourteen were presumed not to possess the sufficient criminal responsibility to commit a crime, though the presumption was refutable between the ages of seven and fourteenApparently that is exactly what the government is doing to save some extra cash. Obviously, if the number of child criminals who re-offend goes back up, the number of adults who get thrown in the slammer will go up right along with it. This is going to create a bigger battle than what they are currently fighting. If you want to learn more, this article talks about which programs are getting axed in the government’s quest to save extra cash.


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