Juvenile Justice

Juvenile Justice
ISBN-10
1604135085
ISBN-13
9781604135084
Series
Juvenile Justice
Category
Children's reference books
Pages
100
Language
English
Published
2010
Publisher
Infobase Publishing
Authors
David L. Hudson, Alan Marzilli

Description

Presents opposing arguments on the subject of the treatment of juvenile criminals, discussing whether or not they should be tried as adults, receive the death penalty, or be sentenced to life without parole.

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