Juveniles illegally detained?
A monitor overseeing how juveniles being held on crimes is sharply criticizing state authorities for isolating youths in their rooms, calling the policy illegal. In a report, they say violent juveniles were held in locked rooms or in rooms guarded by staff members.
State authorities take issue with the report and deny many of the allegations, but do say that separating disruptives youths from others is a necessary part of incarcertion. Here is the report and the response from the state:
Comments
"violent juveniles were held in locked rooms or in rooms guarded by staff members".
The poor babies how we feel for their hurt feelings.
Looks to me like some people don't have anything actually constructive to do and instead are poking around for things to disrupt. If these "poor mistreated children" are looking for sympathy they will find it in shorter supply than ever.
Posted by: MrRational | October 27, 2009 4:44 PM
Next thing you know, the rest of the felons will be making the same complaint. So ;et's take them all to Mickey D's and a movie.
Who cares about those whiners? If they were tough enuff to get locked up, they should also be tough enuff to be alone. They must also be skeered of the dark
Posted by: whocares1958 | October 29, 2009 8:04 AM