Pressure is on the Florida Legislature to pass a juvenile sentencing bill this year to comply with two major U.S. Supreme Court rulings—but even as a Senate panel passed a measure, the debate was still causing controversy.
February 06, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Pressure is on the Florida Legislature to pass a juvenile sentencing bill this year to comply with two major U.S. Supreme Court rulings—but even as a Senate panel passed a measure, the debate was still causing controversy.
The Senate Judiciary Committee became the second Senate panel to approve a bill (SB 384) by Sen. Rob Bradley, R-Fleming Island, designed to bring Florida law in line with the high court’s decisions on juvenile sentencing.
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