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JUVENILES CHARGED WITH VIOLENT CRIME HAVE NO RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL, STATE SUPREME COURT RULES

2008-03-21 08:01:25.58

A juvenile charged with a violent crime has no state constitutional right to a jury trial, the state Supreme Court ruled today. In a 6-3 ruling, the court upheld a Court of Appeals ruling in the case of Azel Chavez, who was convicted in juvenile court of

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