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Juvenile Case Study
In 2002 the juvenile was charged with theft for the possession of 2006 Toyota FJ Cruiser was at the Moana Mall. The description of the driver noted to be “A sixteen year old female with dark short hair, and fair skin complexion.” The car was found a few days after near the minor's area. The juvenile was guilty, charges of theft having to pay the victims damages. Juvenile on probation until further noticed, failure to comply court impose additional punishment.
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