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What Has the US Decided as a Country in Regard to Juveniles
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Juveniles cannot be trusted with things like voting, buying cigarettes, attending an R-rated movie, or driving, but they can waiver their Miranda Rights-- which teens don’t know or understand to appreciate. Potentially, they can waive these important rights without consent or knowledge of an adult.
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