Current Events > If a 17 y/o did a CRIME just BEFORE his B-DAY, Should he be tried as a MINOR??

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mrduckbear 11/22/20 1:51:49 PM #1:	If a 17 y/o committed a crime just BEFORE his birthday (ex: a week or a few days after), Should he be tried as a minor or adult? Minor. Can't go changing the rules from minors to adult crimes just because they're about to turn 18. 17 is still 17 Adult. 17 is close enough to try them as an adult Depending how serious the crime is. Minor if it's a small offense. Adult if it's serious If a 17 y/o committed a crime just BEFORE his birthday (ex: a week or a few days after), Should he be tried as a minor or adult? - Results (12 votes) Minor. Can't go changing the rules from minors to adult crimes just because they're about to turn 18. 17 is still 17 0% (0 votes) 0 Adult. 17 is close enough to try them as an adult 58.33% (7 votes) 7 Depending how serious the crime is. Minor if it's a small offense. Adult if it's serious 41.67% (5 votes) 5 Suppose a 17 y/o kid committed a crime just before they were about to turn 18 and technically since they're still 17, they would be tried into the juvenile justice system..but suppose they were about a week away or even a few days away to turning 18, would that change your mind whether they should be tried as a minor still or is it close enough it should be an adult sentence? you'd be surprised at what people think https://i.imgur.com/4mVDHM6.jpg --- The Users have Spoken. News Will Continue...For Now <cite>mrduckbear posted [p:947476141] in If a 17 y/... [t:79128496]...</cite> <quote> If a 17 y/o committed a crime just BEFORE his birthday (ex: a week or a few days after), Should he be tried as a minor or adult? Minor. Can't go changing the rules from minors to adult crimes just because they're about to turn 18. 17 is still 17 Adult. 17 is close enough to try them as an adult Depending how serious the crime is. Minor if it's a small offense. Adult if it's serious Vote View Results If a 17 y/o committed a crime just BEFORE his birthday (ex: a week or a few days after), Should he be tried as a minor or adult? - Results (12 votes) Minor. Can't go changing the rules from minors to adult crimes just because they're about to turn 18. 17 is still 17 0% (0 votes) 0 Adult. 17 is close enough to try them as an adult 58.33% (7 votes) 7 Depending how serious the crime is. Minor if it's a small offense. Adult if it's serious 41.67% (5 votes) 5 Show Voting Form Suppose a 17 y/o kid committed a crime just before they were about to turn 18 and technically since they're still 17, they would be tried into the juvenile justice system..but suppose they were about a week away or even a few days away to turning 18, would that change your mind whether they should be tried as a minor still or is it close enough it should be an adult sentence? you'd be surprised at what people think https://i.imgur.com/4mVDHM6.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ExtremeLuchador 11/22/20 1:53:50 PM #2:	They try 12-year-olds as adults many times. --- "It was horrible," guard Jeff McInnis said. "I took 100 naps and we were still in the air." <cite>ExtremeLuchador posted [p:947476212] in If a 17 y/... [t:79128496]...</cite> <quote>They try 12-year-olds as adults many times. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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