SANA Francisco (Crohn) – A judge in San Francisco announced a proposal by prosecutors to experience adolescent suspects as an adult to shoot 49ers on a large scale Ricky Persal.
It is claimed that the suspect, who was not publicly named, shot Bersal in his chest while trying to steal him near the San Francisco Union Square on August 31, 2024. The suspect was 17 at the time of the shooting.
“The defense said that this case did not fulfill the criteria for transferring to the Adult Court and called on many figures – including the juvenile monitoring officer and teachers in the juvenile hall – who witnessed the young man’s progress and achievements since the accident in August 2024,” said Deputy General defender in San Francisco in a statement.
Peris has since recovered from his injuries and actively playing with 49ers. The alleged shooter now faces accusations of attempting to kill and attack almost automated and theft. According to the judge’s ruling, the case procedures will remain in the juvenile court.
“We all felt very comfortable with the court’s decision, who realized that sending a young man to a court where it could be the imprisonment of the state that is the issue of the last resort, in those very rare cases where clear and convincing evidence shows that the child is not equivalent and cannot be replaced.” “The state prison is not related to redemption or rehabilitation. It is a system designed to store people and harmonize harm, rather than enhance healing or justice, and is often used in adults as it is.”
San Francisco Province’s lawyer, Brock Jenkins, issued the following statement in response to the judge’s ruling:
“I believe a firm belief that in most cases, the juvenile court is suitable for minors. However, when I have concerns that the juvenile elimination system is not suitable for the rehabilitation of the minor before the jurisdiction of the events ends, it is my duty to seek to obtain a transfer session so that the judicial employee can review all the evidence and determine whether a minor is suitable for treatment.
Part of my evaluation of this case involves a closer look at the history of the event control management with the rehabilitation of minors, especially those accused of the most dangerous crimes, in the past. So far, as the test of events witnessed this procedure, all young people who have completed the “SF SECURE Programting” in the form of illness “have re -either either waiting for a crime of criminal council or were convicted of at least one in the criminal court of the age of 25.
The upcoming date of the adolescent court is scheduled to be held on September 24 to attend a before the trial.