So are we as a society moving away from the principles of youth justice where the slate is more or less wiped clean on reaching adulthood? Or do we still support those principles, but reserve the license to cast them aside in cases where we feel especially outraged?
There are no doubt dozens of cases in Calgary alone in the last few years of minors being charged with worse behaviour than Miller, with little to no long-term consequences on their adult lives. Do we feel that’s a good thing, or a bad thing?
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