SUPREME COURT MAY CHANGE HOW TEENS ARE PUNISHED

November 10, 2009

Danni Romig was abducted and strangled by a 17-year-old neighbor in 2003. Today, the Supreme Court hears agruments about whether her killer was punished too harshly.

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SUPREME COURT MAY CHANGE HOW TEENS ARE PUNISHED

November 10, 2009

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