Erring minors can still be subject to intervention measures or face cases when necessary, like what happened in the Tacloban shooting incident
MANILA, Philippines – It’s not true that minors who commit crimes have no liability under the juvenile justice law.
They can still be subject to intervention measures or face cases when necessary, like what happened in the Tacloban shooting incident.
There is a reason for the different approach in handling minors who commit crimes.
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