ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Three juveniles are facing murder charges for the death of a man last year. But how they are tried will differ, and the youngest suspect may not face any jail time.
A growing trend of juvenile crime, which has lawmakers and law enforcement alike concerned. While lawmakers are working to address the issue, three juveniles are preparing for their day in court over the hit-and-run death of a cyclist in 2024.
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“We have to understand that the issue, the fundamental issue on child crimes is different than it is when we’re talking about adult crimes,” said Joshua Kastenberg, a professor with UMM School of Law…