Amendment 3: Adult Prosecution for Juveniles This amendment would remove a long-standing list in the constitution that limits which crimes committed by minors can lead to adult prosecution.

Amendment No. 3: Prosecution of Juveniles as Adults for Felony Crimes A vote for would: Remove the list of 16 crimes for which people under the age of 17 can be charged as adults from the Louisiana ...

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With the legislative session expected to end this week, the Tennessee House of Representatives passed the amendments through ...

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Juveniles can only be charged as adults for 16 specific felonies listed in the constitution, most of which are violent offenses like murder and rape. Amendment 3 would throw out that list ...

However, Seabaugh maintains that the bill is unrelated to the issue of trying juveniles as adults, where they face ...

Voters are being asked to remove the list from the constitution so lawmakers can ... pay raise The largest and most complicated proposed amendment exceeds 100 pages and concerns the notoriously ...

With the legislative session expected to end this week, the State House of Representatives passed the amendments through ...

Louisiana voters will vote on four proposed constitutional amendments March 29 ... Adults for Felony Crimes A vote for would: Remove the list of 16 crimes for which people under the age of ...