If a juvenile case is serious enough, they should be tried in court as adults. There are two major cases in which juveniles were convicted as adults. One case involved two thirteen year old girls when trying to impress a fictional character named Slenderman. They tried to stab a classmate with the intent to kill her, however failing in the process. They are now serving in a detention center until eighteen, then they will be transferred to a prison where they will serve up to sixty-five years in prison. The judge even said “A longer sentence would protect people longer” (“Huffington Post”). Another similar case happened when Cameron Williams was convicted as an adult for second-degree attempted murder. Now, Williams is being sentenced to
