Juvenile Crimes

Fourteen-year-olds who commit felonious acts are too young to be tried in California's adult courts. The California Supreme Court confirmed this with its ruling in support of SB 1391, which expressly bans such practice. Fearmongering led to P57 In 2016, voters passed...

Over the past several years, researchers and policy makers have been taking a closer look at the juvenile justice system. They've found that it's always very expensive and that it's never very effective. In particular, a report produced by the Harvard Kennedy School...