The Islamist terror attack on Berlin Pride has put the work of juvenile courts into the spotlight. Many argue the 21-year-old perpetrator should have been in prison at the time of the attack.

As details emerge of the perpetrator’s failed attempts to join Islamic State, scrutiny is mounting on courts, police and deradicalisation efforts

German lawmakers called for stricter anti-terrorism laws Monday after a 21-year-old drove a vehicle into a crowd at Berlin's annual Pride event.