Monday, October 21, 2019
Juvenile Rights essays
Juvenile Rights essays    Law constituting various sets of rules and regulations survives to     date and came into existence in order to safeguard the rights of its     people, its followers. However, how these laws are formulated and used in     order to defend the innocent and punish the guilty still depends largely on     judges that preside over cases. Often, it has been observed that these laws     are trampled as well as treated according to the free will of the courts     thereby affecting the defendant and influencing the decision of the     arbiter. However, for the public's benefit and to further help the people     (who are charged with crimes and are sentenced not according to what they     deserve) as much as possible, our legal system is divided into various     stratum based on the authority and power each layer of the legal system     enjoys. On the same account, the Supreme Court of the United States enjoys     an immense amount of authority and therefore plays a major role in     recognizing the loopholes in the system thereby shouldering massive moral,     legal and social responsibility. Hence, the Supreme Court of the United     States has made some of the highly significant legal decisions thereby     greatly impacting the right of both the children and the adults charged     with major or minor crimes. However, legal rights and rules for adults and     juveniles are different. Therefore, in California, as in all states, there     exists an entirely separate court system for persons under the age of 18,     who are known as juveniles or minors. The primary reason to establish these     juvenile courts is to provide thorough assistance to the children that are     charged with some minor or major offense but who can be successfully     reformed through rigorous counseling, adequate education and guidance,     rather than punishing them in the adult criminal justice system.     Nonetheless, history unfolding the juvenile cases reveals that many a times     juveniles have been deprived ...     
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