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Report Shows That Trying California Juveniles in Adult Court Doesn't Reduce Crime

On behalf of The Law Office of Charles B. Smith on Thursday, September 8, 2011.

Only a decade ago, it was far less common than it is today for California juveniles to be tried as adults in the adult criminal justice system. But that was before California voters approved Proposition 21, which made it easier for juveniles to be tried in adult court.

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