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Florida
Juvenile Law
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of juvenile cases. Some of our attorneys previously
worked as a juvenile deputy district attorney assigned
to the District Attorneys Juvenile Branch. Our Florida Juvenile Law
attorneys have successfully represented children accused
of crimes ranging from hate crimes, assault and battery,
car theft, armed robbery, drug possession and sales,
DUI, rape, robbery, molestation and murder,. to name
a few. If the child remains in the juvenile justice
system she may be kept under the court's jurisdiction
until the age of 21 if she was less than 16 when she
became a ward of the court. If the child is more than
16 years old when charged with a crime, the child will
remain a ward of the court until the age of 25.
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When
kids are picked up as either delinquents or status offenders
police and juvenile probation officers have discretion
to release kids and send them home to their parents.
If children are held by the police or the probation
department, however, laws requires that those who are
status offenders be held separate and apart from children
charged as delinquents or adults who have been arrested.
Trials and juvenile court proceedings are called adjudication
hearings. If a child is found guilty of the crime at
an adjudication hearing, a dispositional hearing is
scheduled. At the dispositional hearing, the state decides
what would be the court's appropriate response, bearing
in mind that the overriding aim of the juvenile justice
system is to rehabilitate youthful offenders and get
them back on the right track.
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with a juvenile crime. There's hope and scope for juvenile
offenders. A judge may place the child on probation,
seek restitution, assign the child to community service
or place her in a halfway house or foster care. A juvenile
offender also may be sent to a training school or a
secure facility. Do get in touch with us today for anything
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