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1. www.dw.com › en › georgias-lgbtq-communities-fightGeorgia's LGBTQ+ communities fight new restrictive law

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   8 hours ago · 11/02/2024 November 2, 2024. A law modeled on Russia's policies is limiting minority rights and causing fear in LGBTQ+ communities in Georgia. EU officials have expressed concern about human rights.

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2. firstjudicialdistrict.orgFirst Judicial District

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   2 days ago · There are five classes of trial-level courts: the superior, state, juvenile, probate, and magistrate courts. In addition, approximately 400 municipal and/or special courts operate at the local level. The most familiar trial court in Georgia’s judicial branch is the superior court.

3. eujournal.org › index › esjGuarantees of Protection of Animals and Birds in Criminal Law ...

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   2 days ago · Civic encyclopedic dictionary, ... 10. Explanatory Note "On Amendments to the Criminal Code of Georgia" of Georgia of the draft law https://info.parliament.ge/file/1 ...

4. www.prisonpolicy.org › research › youthYouth - Prison Policy Initiative

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   5 days ago · Reimagining Restitution: New Approaches to Support Youth and Communities Juvenile Law Center, July, 2022 “Across the country, juvenile courts impose restitution orders on youth too young to hold a job, still in full-time school, and often living in families already struggling to get by.

5. publiclawlibrary.org › marylands-new-juvenileMaryland’s New Juvenile Justice Laws to Lower Age for Serious ...

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   8 hours ago · The new law, part of the Juvenile Justice Reform Act signed earlier this year by Governor Wes Moore, includes provisions that allow for younger children, ages 10 to 12, to be charged with certain serious offenses including illegal gun possession, auto theft, animal cruelty, and third-degree sexual offense.

6. www.eighthdistrict.org › cir_dublinDublin Judicial Circuit - eighthdistrict.org

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   4 days ago · Homepage of the Eighth Judicial Administrative District of Georgia. ... Juvenile Court: Judge Samuel A. Hilbun: P.O. Box 2048 Dublin, GA 31040 (478) 272-8623 ...

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   Can a juvenile go to a criminal court?

   • Other states require prosecutors to petition a court to transfer a juvenile case to criminal court. Additionally, state law may require a juvenile to go before a criminal court if he or she has a particularly long juvenile record, or if past efforts at rehabilitation have not succeeded.

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   What happens if a juvenile is arraigned in juvenile court?

   • The juvenile will be arraigned in juvenile court, which means that they will be formally charged by a judge. They may be transferred to adult court in some situations involving serious crimes. Most often, a juvenile will remain at home until their next court appearance, although the judge has the authority to keep them in custody.

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   What is a juvenile delinquent?

   • People in the juvenile justice system are often referred to as “juvenile delinquents” or “juvenile offenders.” A juvenile system also exists for federal crimes, but federal law requires transfer of juvenile criminal cases to state courts whenever possible. The overall rate of juvenile arrests and prosecutions has increased in recent years.

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   What happens if a juvenile is not transferred to adult court?

   • Most often, a juvenile will remain at home until their next court appearance, although the judge has the authority to keep them in custody. Assuming that their case is not transferred to adult court, they may reach a plea agreement with the prosecution, or they may get diversion. Or the case may move forward to an adjudicatory hearing.

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   What happens if a juvenile is taken into custody?

   • In more serious cases, the police will take the juvenile into custody so that the juvenile court can handle the matter. If the case reaches their attention, the prosecutor will need to decide whether to move forward with it. Sometimes a probation officer or another juvenile court intake officer will help make this decision.

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   What happens if a juvenile is charged with a status offense?

   • In many situations, a prosecutor will decide that juvenile court is not the best way to address a status offense. They have the authority to divert a juvenile charged with a status offense to other government agencies, which can provide them with counseling, treatment, and other services.

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8. greensboro.com › news › crimeN.C. looks again at raising the juvenile justice age

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   4 days ago · Five states — Georgia, Michigan, Missouri, Texas and Wisconsin — have set the age of criminal responsibility at 17. Forty-three states and the District of Columbia set 18 as the age at which...