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Ask a Nashville Criminal Lawyer: Do Juvenile Crimes Differ from Adult Crimes?

The justice system frequently treats adults differently from juveniles even if they commit the same crime. Learn about why juveniles are treated differently and the various ways they are treated when cases go to trial. You can also talk to a Nashville criminal lawyer to find out more.

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