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goejavin
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Its so odd that I would have returned home today to see the post about the 10 yr old boy by the always wonderful Glamberous. Odd because I happen to be at my least favorite waterhole in town, Applebees and I swear swirling in my head was the trying of juveniles as adults for life sentence crimes, mostly murder, which is very commonplace here in America. Its a passionate subject for me and so on the heels of What the Hell, part one, I thought I'd ask how you all feel about the practice of putting children under the age of 18 on trial as an adult for murder with a manditory life sentence. If it isnt too obvious, I'm against it on every level (although I respect everyone's opinion).
stances, the dynamics, the psychology all should come into play. I beleive here in the States the youngest child serving a life sentence is 13...I fail to beleive in any way shape or form that that boy or any boy that young can be deemed an adult. Older teens, I agree, must be examined more closely although I still beleive regardless the cir