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How was the Juvenile Justice Act of 1973 weakened?
violent juveniles were originally to be tried as adults; then it was changed so the would be tried first in juvenile court
habitual offenders had to serve time in prison; then they were given the choice of treatment programs and/or community service
drug offenses were given a mandatory minimum sentence; then it was eliminated when found to be unconstitutional
juveniles could not be detained or confined in any institution where any adult persons were housed; then it was changed so that juveniles simply had to be kept separate from the adult population
the maximum age to be tried as a juvenile was 16; then it was raised to 18
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