A high-profile case sparked a debate over trying juveniles as adults, which has long been a rarity in Arlington
(Updated at 5:45 p.m.) When Braylon Meade died in a car crash, a juvenile court judge handed down a sentence of one year of incarceration and two years of probation to the 17-year-old who crashed into him. Prosecutors asked for a longer confinement term. Had the crash happened just two months later, however, the driver
Source: arlnow.com
