When a young person commits a crime, the justice system recognizes the intricacies at hand. This is why they’re tried in the Juvenile Justice System. At McCulloch Law, we understand this process thoroughly and how to get the best outcome that’ll let the minor restore their livelihood and bright future as quickly as possible.

What are Juvenile Crimes?

A juvenile crime is a crime committed by a person under the age of 18. In this case, they are put through the Juvenile Justice System, which focuses more on rehabilitation than punishment. While, in some instances, a minor may be tried as an adult, the court system understands that not all minors are always as aware of their actions. This doesn’t mean there aren’t severe consequences though.