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Originally Posted by Isaac-Saxxon
From Jr. High School on up they will cuff them and take them down town for a fight and what happens after that I do not know but they do not let fights go like they did when I was in middle to high school they book you. Far as the crime here it was a hate crime and the boys are young and should not have a record if they do some probation but it was still very wrong and full of hate and the courts look at that motive too.
Isaac
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1. Probation for a felony charge is kinda rare.
2. Only a full pardon from the governor will remove that conviction from their record, and even then, government entities will still have access to the information.
3. This was not a hate crime, but rather a random act of violence. My guess is the 10 year olds were following the example of the 17 year old.....because that's what kids do.