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king county prosecuting attorney s office will not prosecute nearly half of juvenile felonies even when commit assault, motor vehicle theft, but instead they will be in the justice program by the police and prison abolitionist. what is the deal? they got a hold of powerpoint presentation given to law enforcement officials with cities experiencing a surge in violence come a search you when i have talked about for a while now. they were told literally, get used to the fact that that office will put 40% of juvenile criminals into this program called restorative community pathways, or cp. it allows activists to determine a plan for the juvenile criminals instead of actually putting them in jail, but the promise to fold. number one, should point out the groups and charger abolitionist. they don t leave in jail and want to abolish police. so they will not hold a violent criminals accountable.
The mayors of Kent, Auburn, Federal Way and Renton say a new program that keeps first-time offenders out of the criminal justice system is too lenient.
Sean Goode, Executive Director Of CHOOSE 180, Chosen as Honorary 12 Flag Raiser For Week 14 A Seattle-based nonprofit, CHOOSE 180 works with local leadership, law enforcement, and schools to help keep youths from engaging with the criminal justice system. Dec 11, 2020 at 12:17 PM Copied!
With the raising of our 12 Flag this season, we continue to honor and celebrate the organizations and members of our community who are helping make a positive difference for others during the challenging circumstances caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Seattle-based nonprofit CHOOSE 180 is an organization that makes a difference year-round, pandemic or not. Established in 2011, CHOOSE 180 works to productively enrich local youths by partnering with institutional leaders, connecting them with community, empowering them with choice, and teaching them the skills necessary to avoid engagement with the criminal legal system.