Juvenile Crimes Law

Juvenile Crimes Lawyers

Juvenile Crimes:

Juvenile crimes are when a minor child is charged with a crime. Juvenile crimes may include, but are not limited to:

• Aggravated assault
• Defacing property
• Drug possession
• Drug sales
• Felonies
• Gang involvement
• Gun possession
• Misdemeanors
• Murder
• Physical assault
• Rape
• Robbery
• Running away
• Sexual assault

Juvenile Crimes Legal Issues:

The Juvenile Justice System is different than the Criminal Justice System, although the Juvenile Justice System is really there to rehabilitate juveniles then to punish them for their behavior, juveniles can still face fines, community service, treatment programs, detention, jail time and informal/formal juvenile probation. Moreover, a juvenile over the age of 14 can be tried as an adult depending on the severity of the criminal crime and be fined as an adult.

What a Criminal Lawyer can do for you:

Even though juveniles are tried in the Juvenile Justice System a juvenile criminal defense lawyer is still needed. Juvenile cases are severe and serious they can potentially be the start or lead to a criminal path if nothing gets done in time. Plus juvenile criminal convictions can prevent juveniles from getting a job or getting a drivers' license.

Lawyer Referral Service:

If your son or daughter has been charged with a juvenile crime, Attorney Search Network can help you find a juvenile criminal defense lawyer who can help your family.

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