Italy Proposes Stricter Juvenile Justice Law for Minors Aged 14-18

Italy is considering a new law that would make minors aged 14 to 18 always imputable for crimes unless proven otherwise, tightening rules against youth gangs.

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Nuova stretta anti-maranza: dai 14 ai 18 anni minori sempre imputabili salvo prova contraria

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Italy Proposes Stricter Juvenile Justice Law for Minors Aged 14-18

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Nuova stretta anti-maranza: dai 14 ai 18 anni minori sempre imputabili salvo prova contraria

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