We All Deserve Second Chances And Children Most Of All

How can anyone really think an adolescent is ‘permanently incorrigible’?

By Pam Bailey and Rob Barton

The year 2005 ushered in 16 years of significant progress in criminal justice reform for juveniles, triggered by a Supreme Court ruling that barred the death sentence for individuals who commit crimes before the age of 18. That was followed by a ruling in 2010 against life without parole for juveniles who committed crimes that did not involve homicide. Then, in 2012, the county’s highest court extended the same protection to people who committed any crime as juveniles (even murder); in 2016, that ruling became retroactive.

Note that this case involved a 15-year-old who killed his grandfather during an altercation that ensued when the older man discovered…

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