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The sentence handed to a teenage girl for a series of devastating crimes did more than end one young life’s future; it exposed a fracture in how we think about justice itself. Supporters of the punishment point to shattered victims’ families, arguing that some acts are so grave that age cannot soften accountability. For them, the 86-year term is a solemn promise that harm on this scale will never be minimized.
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