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Why Is It A Problem To Treat Juveniles As Though They’re Adults During Interrogations
Hundreds of neuropsychological studies reveal that juveniles do not think like adults, behave like adults, and they are not built like adults. Adolescent brains are different from adult brains.
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Why teens confess to crimes they didn't commit | Lindsay Malloy
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- Why Might A Teen Falsely Confess Transcript
- Why Is It A Problem To Treat Juveniles As Though They’re Adults During Interrogations Transcript
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- What Has The Us Decided As A Country In Regard To Juveniles Transcript
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