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| New National Standards For Legal Defense Could Help Juveniles |
| By jjie.org = Kaukab Jhumra Smith |
| Published: 02/12/2013 |
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t happens too often in court systems around the country. A teenager is charged with a crime. His family can’t afford a lawyer, but the court won’t assign him one until he can prove a lack of funds. He meets his lawyer for the first time a few minutes before he’s due to appear in court. The lawyer’s waving a file and using words the teenager doesn’t understand. There’s not much time to discuss the circumstances around the charges, the teen’s options in court and their various consequences. Read More. |
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