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There is a perception that juveniles are less formed, more susceptible to reform, less culpable, more amenable to reform, more vulnerable to succumbing to peer pressure, more likely to desist from criminal activity, and less likely to understand responsibility than adults. Because of these perceptions, juvenile policies tend to be directed toward helping young people, with an emphasis on reform. This often translates into less criminal culpability. This perception is apparent throughout the system, starting with the terminology and steps in the system, punishment philosophies, and facility distinctions.
Recently, there has been a shift in the approach toward juvenile
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