My case was over Corey Kessler. He was 15 and charge in a adult court with first-degree International homicide. 10 months later Criminal Court jurisdiction transferred Kessler`s case to juvenile court. Then the court appeals reversed. Kessler had the right to "reverse waiver". He has to show preponderance of the evidence if he can not show proof then he will be retained for prosecution in Criminal Court.
They found Ronald Adams in his apartment in fetal position with blood all over him and his brain was exposed. There was also a trail of blood leading to his bathroom with a hammer and a pair of scissors the Hammerhead remains of human skin and brain tissue. Doctors confirmed that Adams had been dead for three days. She had 30 stab wounds in …show more content…
Chester was charged with first-degree International homicide. Crossword was held in children's Court Center. His next hearing was on November 29th Kessler submitted a criminal a rehearing questionnaire and waiver form that was signed by him and his attorney Ashley stated that he knew the state can establish probable cause and that he would be ordered to stand trial. He was now 16 and going to see dr. Bryer. Dr. Breyer stated " scatter describe it was that it was a rage reaction when he was very fearful." Corey said that he had drank alcohol before going to the victim's house he just wanted to pose for him and leave and that he was surprised when Adams wanted to have sex with him. He said that he tried to rape him and the items was choking him and pulling his pants down to his ankle so he grabbed the hammer and hit the victim. He said when he showed up that posing nude for the victim started out in the same routine as it had previously. He said he did this because he was broke at the time and needed money. And his last court case they stated " I conclude that the circuit Court did not erroneously exercise its directions I would affirm its revised waiver determination." However given the passage of time in the current age of the juvenile I recognize that reverse waiver May no longer be approved yet or even visible. I would instruct the court to determine if revised waiver is still appropriate …show more content…
Although on this one I don't really know what to think I understand that he was in fear but a 15 year old should know when to stop beating somebody. And on top of that he knowingly stabbed him after he knew he was already hurt. What also was really sad to me is that his dad knew for 3 days that he had killed somebody and nothing was said about it. I don't know how any father could hide that. Wouldn't you think that he would want to get his son help? Overall I think my opinion is yes that he should have been tried as an adult. I know kids are kids and they have time to learn but in cases of kids killing people I think it's a different story. I would be more understanding about the situation if he had maybe stop beating the victim after he was already down and hurt but he continued to grab other items to kill the victim. If any child feels in danger and feels the need to fight back yes I think they should but not intentionally to kill them just enough to get away and ask for
They found Ronald Adams in his apartment in fetal position with blood all over him and his brain was exposed. There was also a trail of blood leading to his bathroom with a hammer and a pair of scissors the Hammerhead remains of human skin and brain tissue. Doctors confirmed that Adams had been dead for three days. She had 30 stab wounds in …show more content…
Chester was charged with first-degree International homicide. Crossword was held in children's Court Center. His next hearing was on November 29th Kessler submitted a criminal a rehearing questionnaire and waiver form that was signed by him and his attorney Ashley stated that he knew the state can establish probable cause and that he would be ordered to stand trial. He was now 16 and going to see dr. Bryer. Dr. Breyer stated " scatter describe it was that it was a rage reaction when he was very fearful." Corey said that he had drank alcohol before going to the victim's house he just wanted to pose for him and leave and that he was surprised when Adams wanted to have sex with him. He said that he tried to rape him and the items was choking him and pulling his pants down to his ankle so he grabbed the hammer and hit the victim. He said when he showed up that posing nude for the victim started out in the same routine as it had previously. He said he did this because he was broke at the time and needed money. And his last court case they stated " I conclude that the circuit Court did not erroneously exercise its directions I would affirm its revised waiver determination." However given the passage of time in the current age of the juvenile I recognize that reverse waiver May no longer be approved yet or even visible. I would instruct the court to determine if revised waiver is still appropriate …show more content…
Although on this one I don't really know what to think I understand that he was in fear but a 15 year old should know when to stop beating somebody. And on top of that he knowingly stabbed him after he knew he was already hurt. What also was really sad to me is that his dad knew for 3 days that he had killed somebody and nothing was said about it. I don't know how any father could hide that. Wouldn't you think that he would want to get his son help? Overall I think my opinion is yes that he should have been tried as an adult. I know kids are kids and they have time to learn but in cases of kids killing people I think it's a different story. I would be more understanding about the situation if he had maybe stop beating the victim after he was already down and hurt but he continued to grab other items to kill the victim. If any child feels in danger and feels the need to fight back yes I think they should but not intentionally to kill them just enough to get away and ask for