Law, 12.10.2020 19:01 isaiahcannon2803

1. Jenny, age 16, hits, with her car, a 9-year-old girl playing on the street in front of her house. The little girl is seriously injured and may be permanently disabled. When the police arrived, they suspected that Jenny had been drinking. Tests showed that Jenny's blood alcohol level at that time was .13. Jenny did not have a driver's license because she had a previous DWI and the state had suspended her license. Jenny is an above average student in school. She lives with both of her parents. Jenny's mother is an alcoholic and has occasionally beaten her daughter. Jenny likes school but hates her home life. Should Jenny stand trial as an adult for second-degree assault?

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