Question.5521 - What are status offenses? What has research found relating to gender differences in these offenses? Is it appropriate to charge a juvenile as an adult for a crime they have committed? At what age should someone no longer be considered a child or juvenile, and why?
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Hello class,Status offenses are actions considered unlawful only because they are committed by minors. Common examples include skipping school, runnin...
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