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- What: In this chapter, the authors explore the approaches taken by Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia, Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic, and Poland in defining the age of criminal responsibility, categorizing juvenile offenders, and prescribing appropriate legal measures. The law offers the opportunity for a young adult who committed a criminal offense as an adult (after turning 18), but was still under 21 years of age15 at the time of the trial, to be adjudicated under the provisions of this law if it is foreseeable that educational measures will accomplish the intended outcome that would have been achieved through sentencing . . .
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