Juvenile Detention
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17-year-old criminal offenders in IL will go to juvenile detention beginning next year.
17-year-old criminal offenders in Illinois will go to juvenile detention instead of jail beginning next year. We have the details about why that has some concerned. Read an article.
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Juvenile Detention
Clip: 10/14/2013 | 6m 34sVideo has Closed Captions
17-year-old criminal offenders in Illinois will go to juvenile detention instead of jail beginning next year. We have the details about why that has some concerned. Read an article.
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