Adolescence is a difficult stage of life. Many young people make poor decisions before they fully understand the impact those decisions could have on their life. In Texas, a child becomes individually responsible for delinquent conduct when they reach the age of 10.
The juvenile justice system is separate and distinct from the criminal justice system, and children do not face criminal convictions but are rather found "in need of supervision." The supervision that can be imposed ranges from probation to being placed in the custody of the Texas Youth Commission - a prison for juveniles.
If your child is facing allegations of delinquent conduct, it is imperative that you protect their future by contacting an experienced juvenile defense attorney.
Our team of skilled attorneys possesses the necessary knowledge of the juvenile justice system to protect your child's rights and to guide you through the stressful process. We combine years of experience with innovative defense strategies to help ensure that your son or daughter's future isn't destroyed by a youthful mistake. Contact us today at James, Reynolds, Spiegelhauer & Ask to discuss how we can help.
At James, Reynolds, Spiegelhauer & Ask in Bryan, Texas, we provide criminal defense for clients throughout the Brazos Valley, including the cities of College Station, Austin, Houston, Conroe, Huntsville, and Brenham, and Brazos County, Grimes County, Robertson County, Madison County, Burleson County, Washington County, Walker County, Milam County, Leon County, and Lee County.
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