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Teen lovers plan murder of Mother and daughter.

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Teen lovers plan murder of Mother and daughter.

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http://www.stuff.co.nz/world/europe/79069126/teenagers-thought-to-have-preplanned-murder-of-mother-and-daughter
When planning a murder trial as an adult should be mandatory because they have obviously thought it through.

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/slenderman-youth-adults-prison-wisconsin_us_55cbc70ce4b0cacb8d32ee35
Two teenage girls stabbed their friend multiple times as a sacrifice to the "Slenderman". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbFKOLaJySw

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"Children, even teenagers, don't belong in adult jails" by Editorial Board from The Washington Post

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"Children, even teenagers, don't belong in adult jails" by Editorial Board from The Washington Post

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/children-even-teenagers-dont-belong-in-adult-jails/2013/10/15/5561b8fc-32b8-11e3-9c68-1cf643210300_story.html?utm_term=.99d2030bc8fe

In this article,  the author believes that jail or prison should be the last option if there is nothing else to be done. "Research has shown that locking up minors anywhere is rarely a great way to prevent repeat offenses. But when they have to be incarcerated, they need safety, structure and education." The author says. Kids can't get the growing material they need to go from a juvenile to a well rounded adult from prison.

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On Punishment and Teen Killers By Jennifer Jenkins

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On Punishment and Teen Killers By Jennifer Jenkins

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The article "On punishment and Teen Killers" by Jennifer Jenkins has a different view than the other two articles. This article comes first hand by a victim's sister of a teenage murderer. She has a different side. The author talks about a teen who strategically planned out the murder of two people and an unborn child just for fun. The article says that the U.S. isn't the only place that tries their teens as adults and that our punishments are not as extreme as other countries. The point of her article is to argue the other articles with emotions instead of just research. The author is trying to convey the message that the teens are causing more harm than the JLWOP want you to believe.

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Published on February 2006

There you are
On the other side of the window
You look sad and scared
Wondering where your son is about to go

You tell me you miss me
And that you want me home
Then you smile
And tell me how much my little brother has grown

We catch up on lost times
As fast as we can
Because we both know
We'll probably never see each other again

You start crying
And I can see
That deep inside you're dying
You're blaming yourself
For not being the best mom
And I tell you
It was my choice to do wrong

It hurts me to see you blaming yourself
Because I know that deep inside
You wish you could help
Because you already have one son gone
And you're about to lose another one

The only thing you want right now
Are your two oldest children
Back with their little brother
And home with their loving mother

It's about time for you to go
We sit in silence
Wishing that we were on the same side of the window
That we could hug for one last time
Before I get sent away for my crime

You put your hand to the glass
And I start crying
I've hurt so many people and this is the last
Because it's not worth watching my whole life go
Behind the window

Source: http://www.familyfriendpoems.com/poem/window-of-jail-glass-between-mom-and-son

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Startling Finds On Teenage Brains By Paul Thomson

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Startling Finds On Teenage Brains By Paul Thomson

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The article "Startling Finds On Teenage Brains" by Paul Thompson recalls a  trial where a 14 year old was tried as an adult. The courts tried the teen as an adult while protesters cried out that he was not a man so he shouldn't be tried as one.The main argument in this article is that the teenage brain is not fully developed so they don't know or comprehend what the outcome of their action will be.The author does not think that teens should be tried as adults because the studies the author brings up show that the frontal lobe of the teenage brain loses a lot of matter and that controls emotions and decisions. Even if one disagrees the evidence does show that the author is correct mostly.

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Kids Are Kids-Until They Commit Crimes By Marjie Lundstrom

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Kids Are Kids-Until They Commit Crimes By Marjie Lundstrom

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In the article, "Kids Are Kids-Until They Commit Crimes" by Marjie Lundstrom, the author talks about two kids in legal trouble. The first case, a 12 year old boy named, Lionel Tate, is being tried for beating a 6 year old girl to death. The second case, a 14 year old boy named Nathaniel Brazill, is being charged with first- degree murder for shooting to death his middle school english teacher. The author believes that Juveniles shouldn't be tried as adults. They can't drink alcohol or vote so why should they be tried as adults? "They are not adults." the author says.