In article >,
brink > wrote:
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>"Matthew Russotto" > wrote in message
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>> And there's the unequal justice again. For violations in which an
>> adult would simply be fined, a teen faces suspension.
>
>Doesn't this go both ways? For cases in which an adult would do hard and
>long prison time with a lifelong felony record, a teen might just end up in
>Juvie and with a clean record upon adulthood.

Unlikely; a 16-18 year old is likely to end up tried as an adult for such
a crime. In any case, traffic tickets aren't handled in the juvenile
justice systemm.
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