The laws vary by state, but generally, if a minor is at least 16, he or she may serve the entire term in Juvenile Hall only if the term will end before he or she reaches age 21. If a child's term will extend past the age of 21, then the minor could be in Juvenile Hall until age 18, and then would automatically be transferred to adult jail on his or her 18th birthday. Basically, someone can stay in Juvenile Hall until his or her 21st birthday.
They are both the same age.
10000000000000001 years old. He is the oldest man in the world. now go okey juyst get off the computer and find people
Old age... I think
Kevin Peter Hall died on April 10, 1991 at the age of 35.
Kevin Peter Hall died on April 10, 1991 at the age of 35.
18 years old
Generally, juveniles between the ages of 10 to 17 can be sent to juvenile detention centers, also known as juvie hall. However, the specific age range can vary by state or country.
Until he is an adult he would be in juvenile hall but yes he can. Right now a 15yo is in juvenile hall after being tried as an adult at the age of 12. He was sentenced to 25 years I think it was for helping his friend killing his dad.
Some people call a rabbit "juvenile" when it's under 6 months of age, but other people refer to all rabbits under 1 year as "juvenile."
the oldest person ever to live was an amazing one hundered and twenty two year of age
Jeanne Calment is the oldest person who ever lived at the age of 122
Eleanor Roosevelt never had any sisters. She was the oldest of three and had two brothers, Elliot Jr and Hall. Elliot died at the age of four, Hall died at 50. Eleanor was very close to Hall and devastated by his death.
If you are 10 or under and commit a serious crime the parent will have to serve time or pay a fine or the child will have to perform community service. The age 11 and up is when you can go to juvenil detention and (possibly) if a 11 year old commits a serious crime they will go to a juvenile hall until 17 then shipped either to jail or if more serious to the penitentiay.
The laws are the same for juveniles as they are for adults. The difference is in how they are treated. Children, usually under the age of 12, but can vary by state, are presumed not to be capable of forming the intent to commit a crime. Depends on what state you are talking about: http://www.answers.com/Juvenile+laws?cat=biz-fin
If you have 10 people in line with the oldest in the front and the youngest at the end of the line, what is the relative age compared to the person in front of you?
The age of the oldest woman in the world is 114.
It is a trial court (just like a regular one) but for people under the age of 18.