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Do Wheatland guides discuss James Buchanan s ownership of slaves? [The Scribbler] | Opinion

Dear Dr. Scribblerbuck: During the 1990s, I was a docent at James Buchanan’s home, Wheatland. I was taught exactly what was the prescribed story of his life to tell to tourists. They especially stressed that Buchanan was never a slave owner and abhorred the institution. I repeated this story to many visitors. I have recently read that he indeed bought two enslaved people and “kept” them for the years it took for them to work off the cost of buying them. Calling them indentured servants does not change that this was indeed slavery and I am so sorry that I was a part of the myth of James Buchanan at Wheatland.

How does Pennsylvania law handle juvenile homicide cases?

Pennsylvania law mandates that juveniles be treated as adults for charges that can lead to a murder conviction, due to the gravity of the crime. District attorneys also can seek to have any child 14 years old or older charged as an adult with any felony.  An attorney can petition for a case to be transferred to the juvenile system, the district attorney’s office told LNP|LancasterOnline in 2019. A judge may or may not see fit to do so, based on the circumstances. Apart from juvenile court, judicial procedures in criminal cases are the same regardless of a defendant’s age. A preliminary arraignment is followed by a preliminary hearing, then formal arraignment in county court, at which point a plea is entered.

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