Sentence examples for majority of juveniles from inspiring English sources

So, instead of being compulsive like pedophiles, adolescents tend to be impulsive, which means tactics like "grooming," in which an offender woos a child for weeks or months before a sexual assault, tend not to apply to the majority of juveniles, Chaffin notes.

But opponents of the initiative, including groups representing judges and probation officers, as well as youth advocacy and juvenile justice research organizations, say the ballot measure is at best unnecessary, since the great majority of juveniles charged with violent crimes -- more than 80percentt -- are already tried as adults.

The majority of juveniles released in Australia and Indonesia died or disappeared within a month of release and stocks were not enhanced relative to controls.

Although the vast majority of juveniles charged under the new program are Mexican, that is not always the case.

The Court ruled the sentence was disproportionate for the vast majority of juveniles, whose crimes reflected the transient immaturity of youth.

As of September 2010, an estimated 70.800 youth were held in juvenile justice residential placement facilities in the U.S. Per national health surveys, a majority of juveniles entering the justice system, including "crossing-over youth" from child welfare, has significant unmet health needs.

In only one state (Massachusetts) did juveniles imprisoned for crimes committed against people comprise a majority of juvenile prisoners.

ALBANY — State officials issued an order this week prohibiting the shackling of the vast majority of juvenile offenders held in state custody after a court ruling that staff at New York's youth prisons were routinely violating rules.

Genetic analyses confirmed that the majority of juvenile sockeye on the north coast were from the Skeena, Nass, and adjacent watersheds (98.3% combined), and thus they were unlikely to have been influenced by salmon farms further south before capture (Table 1; Figure 1).

Its expression in granulosa cells is suppressed, or at least lowered, in the majority of juvenile GCTs, particularly in those with the most aggressive pattern of progression [ 16].

Both parts contain a majority of juvenile pancakes and few lithics, but the upper surface is made of a majority of full pancakes, whereas the flanks contain more broken pancakes.