Bill on Pritzker’s desk could raise minimum detainment age for minors, create juvenile justice task force
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Illinois could soon raise the minimum detainment age for minors to 13 years old, and Democrats believe raising the detention age can give young people a fair chance and prevent early criminalization.
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Illinois could soon raise the minimum detainment age for minors to 13 years old, and Democrats believe raising the detention age can give young people a fair chance and prevent early criminalization.
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