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The recent Islamist terror attack at Berlin Pride has led to scrutiny of the juvenile court system in Germany. Some critics contend that the attacker, who was 21 years old, should have been in prison when the attack occurred.
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The recent Islamist terror attack at Berlin Pride has led to scrutiny of the juvenile court system in Germany. Some critics contend that the attacker, who was 21 years old, should have been in prison when the attack occurred.
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Berlin Pride attack: Are German juvenile courts too lenient?
Berlin Pride attack raises questions about juvenile court leniency