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    <title>ABA Journal Topics &#45;&#45; Juvenile Justice</title>
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          <description>There&#8217;s more good news for a Florida teen arrested in an exploding water bottle incident. Kiera Wilmot, 16, was arrested in April and sent to an alternative school after she mixed household products in a water bottle, causing a small explosion on the&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, Education Law, States, Florida</dc:subject>
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          <description>All criminal charges have been dropped against a Florida teen who initially faced an adult felony case after she mixed household chemicals in a water bottle and it exploded on school grounds. Kiera Wilmot, 16, has said the incident was a failed effort to develop possible science project. But even&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, Education Law, States, Florida</dc:subject>
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          <description>The father of a 4&#45;year&#45;old boy accused of shooting a 6&#45;year&#45;old playmate to death last month is facing multiple charges of child endangerment and one count of enabling access by minors to a loaded firearm. Anthony Senatore, 33, of Toms River, N.J., is cooperating, says his lawyer, Robert Ebberup, but&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, States, New Jersey</dc:subject>
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          <description>A 17&#45;year&#45;old goalie from Utah has been charged with third&#45;degree felony homicide by assault after he was accused of punching a volunteer soccer referee who later died. Salt Lake County prosecutors are seeking to move the case into adult court, report the New York Times and&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, Entertainment &amp; Sports Law, States, Utah</dc:subject>
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      <title>Arkansas seeks return of ailing and aging convict who fled in 1970</title>
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          <description>The state of Arkansas wants the return of Lester Stiggers, convicted of murder at the age of 15. The 63&#45;year&#45;old Stiggers, who fled to Michigan while on a furlough in 1970, was surprised when an Associated Press reporter informed him of the extradition request. Stiggers no longer&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, Sentencing/Post Conviction, Criminal Procedure</dc:subject>
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      <title>Soccer ref dies nearly a week after he is punched by 17&#45;year&#45;old goalie; charges are under review</title>
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          <description>A volunteer soccer referee has died nearly a week after he was punched by a 17&#45;year&#45;old goalkeeper, spurring prosecutors to review charges against the youth. The referee, 46&#45;year&#45;old Ricardo Portillo of Salt Lake City, died on Saturday when he was taken off life support, report the Associated&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, Entertainment &amp; Sports Law</dc:subject>
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      <title>Teen faces felony charges in exploding water bottle incident; was it a science project gone bad?</title>
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          <description>Updated: A Florida teen is no longer facing adult felony charges after she caused a small explosion on school grounds in what her friends say was a science experiment gone bad. Kiera Wilmot, 16, was accused of mixing household chemicals in a water bottle, causing the top to blow off&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, Education Law</dc:subject>
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      <title>SCOTUS declines case on de facto life sentences for juveniles</title>
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          <description>The U.S. Supreme Court declined to clear up some confusion over lengthy sentences for juveniles when it refused last week to hear the case of a juvenile who won&#8217;t be eligible for early release until he is 95 years old. The defendant, Chaz Bunch of Ohio, was convicted of kidnapping&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, Sentencing/Post Conviction, U.S. Supreme Court</dc:subject>
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      <title>Teen, 14, arrested after refusing to remove NRA T&#45;shirt</title>
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          <description>A West Virginia middle school student was arrested and pulled from school Thursday, accused of creating a disruption after he refused a teacher&#39;s demand that he remove a T&#45;shirt that displayed the logo of the National Rifle Association and a rifle. Jared Marcum, 14, his stepfather and lawyer maintain the&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Constitutional Law, First Amendment, Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, Education Law, States, West Virginia</dc:subject>
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          <description>Seeking to provide some answers to questions that have been raised about an unknown number of deaths at a Florida reform school over the course of the last century, the state&#39;s attorney general on Tuesday asked a judge to OK an exhumation. &quot;The deaths that occurred at Dozier School for&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, Government Law, Legal History, Trials &amp; Litigation, States, Florida</dc:subject>
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      <title>NYC cops keep tabs on potential teen robbers with frequent interaction and fake Facebook profiles</title>
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          <description>New York City police are trying to dissuade potential teen robbers with a novel approach that involves early intervention and monitoring of social media. The program targets juveniles arrested for robbery in East Harlem and the Brownsville section of Brooklyn, the New York Times reports. Police&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, States, New York</dc:subject>
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      <title>Lawyer bills over 3,500 hours a year, loses license for 4 years it will take to make restitution</title>
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          <description>A sole practitioner who claimed to have worked well over 3,500 hours annually while representing parents and children in juvenile court and guardianship matters during two fiscal years between 2007 and 2009 has lost his law license for four years. That is the amount of time it will take Derek&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Contracts, Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, Family Law, Legal Ethics, States, Massachusetts</dc:subject>
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      <title>Working for free: Lawyers incorporating pro bono into their lives talk about its rewards, challenges</title>
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                <dc:subject>Appellate Practice, Business of Law, Law Practice Management, Pro Bono, Careers, Criminal Justice, Death Penalty, Juvenile Justice, Sentencing/Post Conviction, Features</dc:subject>
      <pubDate>Fri, 01 Feb 2013 06:20:05 -0600</pubDate>
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      <title>A Tennessee County Agrees to Grant New Protections to Accused Juveniles in Template for Reform</title>
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          <description>Tennessee&#8217;s Shelby County has agreed to reform its justice system in a ground&#45;breaking pact with the U.S. Justice Department. A federal investigation had highlighted the problems there, the New York Times reports. Black teens in the county, which includes Memphis, were twice as likely as white&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Attorney General, Constitutional Law, Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, States, Tennessee</dc:subject>
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      <title>DA Mulls Possible Juvenile Delinquency Case re Boy, 11, Accused in Armed Carjacking Attempt</title>
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          <description>Initially, it was reported that police planned to pursue no charges against 11&#45; and 7&#45;year&#45;old boys who have been accused of attempting to carjack a vehicle at gunpoint in a church parking lot in Portland, Ore. But the Multnomah County district attorney&#39;s office is now considering whether to pursue a&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, Prosecutors, States, Oregon</dc:subject>
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      <title>After City of Detroit Ignores Civil Rights Suit, Federal Judge Declares Default, Awards $1.1M</title>
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          <description>The City of Detroit is facing a $1.1 million judgment in a civil rights suit, after failing to respond to the litigation and being held in default by a federal judge. Caleb Sosa, who is now 19, says he was coerced at age 14 into initialing a confession he couldn&#39;t&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, Government Law, Tort Law, Trials &amp; Litigation, Evidence, Verdicts &amp; Settlements, 6th Circuit Court, States, Michigan</dc:subject>
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      <title>Convicted of Murder at Age 13, Ex&#45;Con Assists Ambitious Juvenile Justice Study</title>
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          <description>Updated With Clarification: Xavier McElrath&#45;Bey has firsthand knowledge of gang life. Convicted of murder at age 13, he is now a field interviewer for an ambitious study of more than 1,800 Chicago youths who entered the juvenile justice system at an early age, the New York&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice</dc:subject>
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          <description>A 10&#45;year&#45;old boy accused of killing his Neo&#45;Nazi father told police he thought he might not be arrested because of a plot of the TV show Criminal Minds. Prosecutors played video of the interview on Wednesday in the juvenile trial of the boy, now 12, accused of shooting neo&#45;Nazi leader&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, Trials &amp; Litigation</dc:subject>
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      <title>Sixth Grader Sentenced in Adult Court for Murder Conspiracy Seeks Juvenile Court Do&#45;Over</title>
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          <description>Lawyers for an Indiana youth sentenced at age 12 in adult court for a murder conspiracy are asking a state appeals court to send the case back to juvenile court for a new hearing. Paul Henry Gingerich was a sixth&#45;grader when he was accused of helping kill a friend&#8217;s stepfather&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, Sentencing/Post Conviction, Criminal Procedure, States, Indiana</dc:subject>
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      <title>DOJ Suit Claims Miss. Town Runs &#8216;School&#45;to&#45;Prison Pipeline,&#8217; Says Flatulence Can Net Jail Time</title>
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          <description>The U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit claiming students in Meridian, Miss., are arrested on the recommendation of school officials and jailed for days at a time without a probable cause hearing, regardless of the severity of the alleged offense. The suit claims authorities in Meridian and Lauderdale County&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Attorney General, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Criminal Justice, Juvenile Justice, Education Law</dc:subject>
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