Where should juvenile criminals be sent: juvenile detention or adult prisons? Does it
depend on their crime? Are there other ways to deal with juvenile crimes instead of
sending them to prison or jail (for example restorative justice, or a different sort of
alternative punishment)? Does it depend on the circumstances? If so, what are those
circumstances (for example age, crime, personal history, mental health, etc.)?
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