Sentence examples for local juveniles from inspiring English sources

However, the price of breaking the law is cheaper for local juveniles, whose violations are handled here instead of the county court house, where the fine is $280, Workman said.

Potential rearing habitat is available downstream of the experiment-trap in the home environment of the Local group, either in the stream or in Lough Feeagh, but this may be sub-optimal relative to upstream rearing habitat and hence downstream dispersal may entail stronger fitness costs for Local juveniles.

Then Mr. Nelson, the head of the local juvenile detention center, was himself accused of violating the act.

The case is considered highly unusual because, under federal law, juveniles are supposed to be tried in local juvenile courts and incarcerated in local facilities.

These sentences are administered by local juvenile probation departments, which are overburdened and underfinanced, in large part because the probation system has no strong advocate in Albany.

And they include more recent targets such as sewerage treatment grants under the Environmental Protection Agency; disaster loans for small businesses, and grants for local juvenile delinquency programs.

On Friday July 24th, 2015 the Bay Area NPR-affiliate, KQED, reported on a local juvenile court that takes a unique user-oriented approach to justice.

A joint investigation by the Mercer County Prosecutor's Office, the Princeton Police Department and the Princeton University Department of Public Safety into several arson fires has resulted in the arrest of two local juvenile suspects.

In one case, several officers have been charged with using local juvenile offenders to burgle the homes of those who refused to pay protection money.

Adair had worked at a local juvenile detention center and had seen how incarceration at an early age set youths up to be in and out of prison for the rest of their adult lives.

This class works collaboratively with a local juvenile hall to use civic engagement and performance to explore the aesthetic, cultural and legal issues in the lives of incarcerated youth.