2 years ago

Why are juvenile justice laws different each state?

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Answer: Because the law needs to adjust to the reality of each state.

Even if the states wanted to have the same laws is difficult sometimes, because of the particularity in the states. Most of the states have different mechanisms to deal with juvenile laws, it will vary according to needs. The states decides what better apply to them.

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