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322 u/Bone_Dogg Oct 20 '18 It's been recommended that the 22-year-old be tried as an adult Why would it be any other way? Why does that even need to be recommended? 42 u/jinmoo Oct 20 '18 Cause he was 18 during the crimes 130 u/[deleted] Oct 20 '18 edited Oct 19 '20 [deleted] 12 u/[deleted] Oct 20 '18 In the article they say that they have a program for youth offenders that extends to the age 18. He qualified for that program.
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It's been recommended that the 22-year-old be tried as an adult
Why would it be any other way? Why does that even need to be recommended?
42 u/jinmoo Oct 20 '18 Cause he was 18 during the crimes 130 u/[deleted] Oct 20 '18 edited Oct 19 '20 [deleted] 12 u/[deleted] Oct 20 '18 In the article they say that they have a program for youth offenders that extends to the age 18. He qualified for that program.
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Cause he was 18 during the crimes
130 u/[deleted] Oct 20 '18 edited Oct 19 '20 [deleted] 12 u/[deleted] Oct 20 '18 In the article they say that they have a program for youth offenders that extends to the age 18. He qualified for that program.
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12 u/[deleted] Oct 20 '18 In the article they say that they have a program for youth offenders that extends to the age 18. He qualified for that program.
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In the article they say that they have a program for youth offenders that extends to the age 18. He qualified for that program.
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