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When Kids Commit Crimes
What's a Fair Sentence?
Last Aired: 4/3/2006
There are thousands of juveniles, some as young as 12, serving life sentences with no hope of parole. Others are serving longer sentences in adult facilities or are warehoused in juvenile detention centers with few educational or health care services. Join us on this edition of Justice Talking as we take a look at how teenaged criminals are sentenced. Are kids who commit crimes being rehabilitated ...
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