Juvenile Laws
Not only adults who commit crimes, but minors who haven’t reach their legal age also. There are children and/or minors who involve in crimes such as drugs, violence against others, thievery, driving without a license and underage drinking, etc. If they are proved guilty, they won’t be sent to jail, but they will be put in a juvenile detention centre (JDC) as known as juvy.
Juvenile Lawyers
Although, JDC or juvy isn’t a jail, however, it’s not a nice place to be. Your rights will be taken. Staying out of wrongdoing is the best way to stay outside it.
But as a child or minor, sometimes the crime you commit isn’t consensual. Many boys and girls are forced or under the influence of adult criminals to do crimes, and they don’t deserve to serve their crimes. They need justice! They need lawyers who are experts in juvenile laws to give them counseling or consultation and court representation.
You may be a minor who doesn’t have full consent to do as you please or have to be under guardianship from your parents or legal guardians, but you have every right to get help from a lawyer.
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