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For example, Mrs. Jones from "Thank You, M'am tells the troubled boy Roger, "I have done things, too, which I would not tell you, son-neither tell God, if He didn't already know. Everybody's got something in common" (p. 46)

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For example, Mrs. Jones from "Thank You, M'am tells the troubled boy Roger, "I have done things, too, which I would not tell you, son-neither tell God, if He didn't already know. Everybody's got something in common" (p. 46)

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Mrs. Jones from "Thank you, M'am" tells the boy Roger " Good night! Behave yourself, boy!" (p. 48)

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Through the story, "Thank You, M'am", Mrs. Jones helped the troubled boy Roger to change to right from wrong. She said "Everybody's got something in common" (p.46), and when he left her house, she told him "Good night! Behave yourself boy!" (p.48)

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I think juvenile offenders should be treated as a juvenile."14years old does not have the level of maturity"

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I think juvenile offenders should be treated as a juvenile."14years old does not have the level of maturity"

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Byron Orellana👁👀pg.26

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In the story “Thank you ma’m” Mrs. Luella Bates Jones says to Roger “Behave yourself boy”. Pg. 48

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I think they shouldn't be treated the same because this kids didn't made the same crime that adults do

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In the story Thank you M’am, the boy tells the women in page 46 “There is nobody at my house “
Thank you M’am the women tells the boy “ Um hum your face is dirty.” (P43)

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I think they should be treated as juveniles because they do not have he same mindset as adults. For example in the article it says "14 year olds does not have the level of maturity, thought process, decision-making, experience, or wisdom that a 24 year old has

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In the article "Juvenile Justice", it said "The 14 years old still growing, may not appreciate the consequences of the type of behavior. (P.52)

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The young boy, Roger, told Mrs. Jones in "Thank You, M'am," that "there is nobody at my home" (p. 46).

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In the article, "Juvenile Justice", with the question "Why should we treat a 14-year-old offender differently than a 24-year-old offender?" Mr. Edwards answered that "The 14-year-old does not have the level of maturity, experience, or wisdom that a 24-year-old presumably has. And a 14-year-old is still growing, may not appreciate the consequences of that type of behavior, and is susceptible to change, at least to a higher degree than a 24-year-old." (p.52)

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In the article, "Justice Judge " LaDoris Cordell says “ they have committed some very horrible crimes but they are able to get their lives together and be productive”(p. 27).
Also in page 28 Bridgett Jones says “ children are not little adult. They think differently. React differently and react differently then adult...so why should the consequences be the same as for adult”

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Also in the story “Thank you ma’m” Mrs. Jones says to Roger “Everybody has something in common” pg. 46

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In the story Mrs.Jones says "you weren't the only one snatching

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Mrs.Jones from "Thank you, M'am" tells the boy Roger " Everybody's got something in common "(p. 46)

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Mrs jones from "thank you m'am" tells the boy roger "everybody had done something when they were young

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In the article "Juvenile Justice" ,it said " there is so much more that goes into why that person got there at that point in time so young in their lives" (p.53)

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In the article it says what works is different for every kid, but one rule that I think is " the sooner the better" because when you teach them at the young age they will stay out of trouble

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In the story "Thank you M'am" roger had to be told "behave yourself"
(p48)

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Mrs Jones from " thank you m'am" told the boy roger everyone had done something bad.

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In the story "juvenile justice" the story said "a 14-year-old is still growing, may not appreciate the consequences of that type of behavior, and is susceptible to change,at least to a higher degree than a 24-year-old

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A thirteen a thirteen year old

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A thirteenyear old would not be as responsible for a crime as 25 year old would be because he doesn't know any better.