Sentence examples for which juvenile from inspiring English sources

The United States is the only nation in which juvenile executions are officially sanctioned.

A study published this week in PLoS One that she co-authored sums up her most recent project, in which juvenile bluefin were tagged in the North Atlantic and tracked for a year.

The unusual request for help, which Juvenile Justice officials made last week, is an attempt to restore a health care system that has been criticized by parents, lawyers and Family Court judges as insensitive and sometimes harmful to young people with serious medical and psychiatric problems.

It would also provide funds to collect more data on which juvenile intervention programs are working and which aren't.

The Meridian case also differs from incidents such as the "kids for cash" scandal uncovered several years ago in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, in which juvenile court judges were driven by greed to illegally sentence thousands of children to private detention centers in a racketeering scheme that netted them millions.

The extended time periods over which juvenile loggerheads were tracked using this region suggests that it represents important developmental habitat for the population.

I think we ought to raise the age at which juveniles can have a gun.

Last month, a report on juvenile lifers published by the American Civil Liberty Union of Michigan documented the degree to which prosecutors' personal biases may influence which juveniles plea to reduce charges.

The King brothers' case is the third in less than two years in which juveniles have been tried as adults in murder cases in Florida.

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The court also accepted the arguments by J. G.'s lawyers that the sanctions should not apply to those under 14, the age at which juveniles can be tried as adults.