Illinois lawmakers are pushing for a reform to juvenile sentencing. The Senate approved a measure last week that would amend the Juvenile Court Act of 1987. The bill would require judges to consider a different set of circumstances when determining criminal sentences for juveniles, such as home environment and childhood trauma. The legislation has been sent to Governor Pritzker’s desk.
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