Juvenile
May 8, 2001
Juvenile Jack-in-the-Box
The Manduley decision was logical and sound. The court recognized that by giving prosecutors the sole discretion to file a case in the adult or juvenile system violates separation-of-powers principles. The court understood that the prosecutors' decision was limiting the sentencing options otherwise available to the court.
The Manduley decision was logical and sound. The court recognized that by giving prosecutors the sole discretion to file a case in the adult or juvenile system violates separation-of-powers principles. The court understood that the prosecutors' decision was limiting the sentencing options ot...
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