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If this kid walks away with just a slap on the wrist the next victim is just a matter of time.The ABC News article states hes been charged as a juvenile, which is shocking and maddening.
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If this kid walks away with just a slap on the wrist the next victim is just a matter of time.The ABC News article states hes been charged as a juvenile, which is shocking and maddening.
It's because he's a juvenile combined with it being federal.Why all this secrecy?
We have seen countless juvenile defendants' cases out in the open, so why is this case different?
Is it because it's federal?
Yeah, this is some serious B.S. Again, it feels like his rights and feels matter more than AK's...Pretrial release?????
How is that possible????
I have a thought. But I'm not sure how/where it falls in the victim friendly stance we have here.Why all this secrecy?
We have seen countless juvenile defendants' cases out in the open, so why is this case different?
Is it because it's federal?
I have a thought. But I'm not sure how/where it falls in the victim friendly stance we have here.
Just wanted to kindly request not to conflate being non verbal with being intellectually disabled. Many non verbal people are in the intellectual norm and are perfectly capable of telling right from wrong.The parents haven't stated he's nonverbal, combative, didn't know what he was doing sort of teen.
Yes I understand. Thatās my point exactly, these parents havenāt tried to claim anything yet regarding their sonās behavior. So IF they were to now possibly claim something, to ensure heās in juvenile court, rather than adult court, particularly if thereās never been a diagnosis prior to, then itās a hard sell. Iām not saying they have, or that they will. But it sure is suspect given his age. JMOJust wanted to kindly request not to conflate being non verbal with being intellectually disabled. Many non verbal people are in the intellectual norm and are perfectly capable of telling right from wrong.
There is no evidence though that the step brother has any intellectual disability or a mental illness that would hamper his cognition.