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Juvenile's brains aren't fully developed and constantly changing.

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Juvenile's brains have trouble seeing the consequences of their actions.

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The court found her guilty of first degree murder. She was sentenced to a rehabilitation program.

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Because of the severity of the crime, JR was tried as an adult for her crime.

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JR and her 23 year old boyfriend at the time murdered her entire family

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I personally don't think that Eric should have been tried as an adult, though I do agree with his sentencing.

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Eric was sentenced for 9- life in prison.

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Eric tried to plead insanity, but the court ignored it and found him guilty.

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14-year-old Eric Smith killed a 4-year-old Savona Boy on Aug. 2, 1993.

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I personally agree with the sentencing because I think what these girls needed was help, not punishment.

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Both Morgan and Anissa were found guilty and sentenced to time in a mental institution. Morgan for 40 years and Anissa 25

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I don't think this is right because they were clearly suffering from severe mental illness

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Although their parents tried otherwise, Wisconsin state law forced these two to be tried as adults

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When Anissa and Morgan lured their friend into the woods and stabbed her 19 times in the name of slenderman.

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14 yr old boy threw rock at police during a Trump rally. '“We don’t want to make an example out of a 14-year-old boy. We want to guide him and lead him in the right direction.” The boy’s attorney disagreed, saying that trying the kid as an adult “would indicate a completely different scenario than one where they’re not trying to destroy this child.”

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1: No justice

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1: Improves society
2: Improves offender
3: Looks into the future of offender

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1: Fails to stop crime
2:Doesn't improve offender
3: Only looks backwards

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1:Shows unacceptability of the crime
2:Classical Justice

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Make society better by making the offender better

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Punish the offender for their crime

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Penalty for committing an offense.

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Restoring someone to normal life through therapy and training

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Should children or teens ever be tried as adults?

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Should children or teens ever be tried as adults?