JUSTICE~LAW REFORM FOR "JUVENILES": Florida Proposed Bill Would Change Juvenile Life Sentence

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Florida Proposed Bill Would Change Juvenile Life Sentence

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2012_Florida/Juvenile_Law/prweb9332179.htm

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"St. Petersburg criminal defense lawyer Melinda Morris discusses the proposed Florida Senate Bill 212, which aims to amend juvenile sentencing laws, and the impact this bill, if passed, would have on juvenile offender sentencing in Florida."

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