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Rhiannon12866

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3. But if detention is the only result of the crime, then that wouldn't have affected any changes

Reply to TexasTowelie (Reply #2)

Tue Feb 20, 2018, 11:44 PM

Feb 2018

And it seems like a pretty risky proposition to place them in a whole new environment with a whole new set of unsuspecting potential victims. I don't know what the solution is, but I'm pretty sure that detention, then just returning to school, isn't it.

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I was going to ask, wouldn't they be subject to incarceration? Rhiannon12866 Feb 2018 #1

Apparently a 45 day suspension in youth detention TexasTowelie Feb 2018 #2

But if detention is the only result of the crime, then that wouldn't have affected any changes Rhiannon12866 Feb 2018 #3