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Reflections on Young Criminals and the Justice System
24:07 - 29:30 (05:22)
The justice system can be harsh towards young offenders, even if they show remarkable growth and positive rehabilitation during their time in prison. Many states have interpreted the Supreme Court's stance on this issue in a way that prioritizes the individual's growth and ability to reintegrate into society, but there is still a long way to go to change the prevailing attitudes towards young criminals.
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In this podcast, the speaker discusses how most people who emerge from prison do so because of their own will rather than the structure of the prison system.
24:07 - 26:29 (02:21)
Summary
In this podcast, the speaker discusses how most people who emerge from prison do so because of their own will rather than the structure of the prison system. He also reflects on the importance of living a full life without regrets.
ChapterReflections on Young Criminals and the Justice System
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The legal system in the US treats juveniles who committed serious crimes in the same way as adults, instead of considering that their actions might have been influenced by factors such as their brain development and traumatic experiences.
26:29 - 29:30 (03:00)
Summary
The legal system in the US treats juveniles who committed serious crimes in the same way as adults, instead of considering that their actions might have been influenced by factors such as their brain development and traumatic experiences.