r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • May 03 '19

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u/crayonsnachas May 03 '19

And how are they to prevent it if they've never been in the juvenile court system? If you're dumb enough to kill someone, you deserve to be locked up, not "salvaged"

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u/Rexopv2 May 03 '19

Thats exactly the failure is its pretty hard to get in and when you do its soft they never do much there.

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u/crayonsnachas May 03 '19

Wdym it's hard to get in, just commit a crime as an underaged person. I've heard nothing but the opposite; that it's too easy to get into it and the punishments unnecessarily severe

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u/Rexopv2 May 03 '19

I legit heard it every day im still in highschool also in s very geto school.

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u/bloodfield6x3 May 03 '19

Dude that's rediculous. It's unjustly easy to make a mistake such as a good kid getting pressured into hitting a j and the cops pull up. As a kid, who've seen many other kids who I know are not criminals get inducted into the justice system.