Juvenile Justice in Case of Serious Acts? Badenberg Wants Reform After CSD Attack
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After the Islamist-motivated attack on the CSD in Berlin, politics is pushing for a tightening of juvenile criminal law. "We have to put all regulations to the test," says the right-wing spokesperson of the CSU Susanne Hierl.
Should juvenile justice continue to be applied to young adults? Berlin's justice senator considers this to be outdated, especially in cases of serious crime.
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Following the attack on Berlin's Christopher Street Day parade, several state justice ministers are calling for a complete reversal in the handling of young offenders. According to reports in "Welt am Sonntag," adult criminal law should generally apply to young adults between the ages of 18 and 20 – no longer the currently frequently applied juvenile criminal law, which provides for milder sanctions. Berlin's Justice Senator, Felor Badenberg (CD…
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