Is juvenile delinquency considered a crime of moral turpitude?

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   Carl ShustermanPro

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   Answered December 30, 2012 17:33. I agree with my colleague.
   
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   Answered December 31, 2012 07:01. Youth court is a fairly unique 'animal' in Marion County.
   
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   Douglas Holbrook

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   Answered December 30, 2012 16:25. With certain obvious exceptions, generally, crimes committed prior to turning 18, are not considered to be crimes of moral turpitude. Therefore a crime such as juvenile delinquency would not be a crime of moral turpitude.

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