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Wake County Commissioners the Latest Group to Stand in Support of Raising the Age

by Dawn Blagrove | Mar 28, 2017 | CJPC News, Raising the Juvenile Age

The Wake County Board of Commissioners is the latest group to join the growing list of supporters for raising the age of juvenile jurisdiction in North Carolina.  According to Indy Weekly, the commissioners stressed that teenagers should be allowed to make mistakes...

Raise the Age Bill Introduced with Strong Bi-Partisan Support

by Dawn Blagrove | Mar 15, 2017 | CJPC News, Raising the Juvenile Age

The Carolina Justice Policy Center, as one of the members of the Raise the Age Coalition, has worked for over a decade to raise the age of juvenile jurisdiction in North Carolina.  Wednesday, March 8, 2017, we moved a giant step closer. With 68 bi-partisan primary and...

Another Important Step for Raising the Age

by Dawn Blagrove | Nov 23, 2016 | CJPC News, Raising the Juvenile Age

The Raise the Age Coalition is building momentum towards finally  making substantive change to the laws in North Carolina.   The North Carolina Sheriffs’ Association is the latest group to throw its support behind raising the age in North Carolina. Previously,...
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