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New Juvenile Code Stated In New Mexico By Calloway
The 1972 New Mexico Children’s Code tightens secrecy for juvenile cases and restricts naming young offenders. It requires jail or fines up to 1000 dollars for disclosing a child’s information, defines child as under 18, and allows only limited public access to hearings. Public trials remain for juveniles tried as adults, and no child under 16 may be bound over for adult trial.
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Larry Calloway
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