The Department of Children and Families is challenging the practice of plea bargains that call for juvenile delinquents to be held for a specific time period.
November 30, 2012 at 05:57 PM
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Much like the adult criminal court system, juvenile cases are settled through plea bargains. A public defender and prosecutor work out an agreement and if the judge approves, it becomes official in court.
In many cases under those agreements, a juvenile delinquint is ordered committed for up to six or 12 months and released.
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