Before the establishment of the Juvenile Court of Law in Chicago in the late-1800s, America and most of the world didn’t see young offenders as any different from older ones. Everyone was punished the same way, but by the turn of the century, most developing countries had set up juvenile detention facilities as a way to provide a form of legal panacea whenever offenses, such as larceny, murder, and robbery, were committed by minors.
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