Where will the Jingzhou boy be sentenced to serve his sentence? 1. Where should Jingzhou teenagers be sent to serve their sentences? Juvenile offenders are sent to a juvenile correctional facility, a

Where will the Jingzhou boy be sentenced to serve his sentence? 1. Where should Jingzhou teenagers be sent to serve their sentences? Juvenile offenders are sent to a juvenile correctional facility, a type of prison in China. Before the prison laws were implemented, it was called the National Juvenile Correctional Facility. Juvenile reformatory is a type of prison in China. Before the prison laws were implemented, it was called the National Juvenile Correctional Facility. According to the "Prison Law of the People's Republic of China", it is a place where minor criminals sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment or life imprisonment by the People's Court are detained and reformed. Juvenile detention centers hold convicted criminals who are over 14 years old and under 18 years old. Our country has always provided special protection to minors. Correctional centers for juvenile offenders adopt disciplinary principles and methods suitable for minors who have committed crimes. two. Principles for dealing with juvenile crimes (1) The principle of leniency. According to Article 17, paragraph 3, of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China, "A person who has reached the age of fourteen and under the age of eighteen who commits a crime shall be given a lighter or reduced punishment." Anyone who is over fourteen years old but under eighteen years old must be given a lighter or reduced punishment. In other words, being under the age of 18 is a legally lenient punishment. As for whether it is lighter or lighter and the degree to which it is lighter, it depends on the specific situation. According to this principle, persons who are over 14 years old but under 18 years old should not, in principle, be sentenced to the statutory maximum penalty. In specific sentencing, a distinction should generally be made between young offenders who have reached the age of 14 but under the age of 16 and elderly offenders who have reached the age of 16 but under the age of 18. Decisions on lenient or reduced penalties should generally reflect offenses committed within the same age group. Only in this way can the principle of leniency and severity for minor crimes be fully reflected and realized in our country's criminal law. (2) The principle of not applying the death penalty. According to Article 49 of the "Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China": "The death penalty is not applicable to persons under 18 years of age at the time of the crime and to women who were pregnant at the time of trial." No matter what crime a minor commits, he or she will not be subject to the death penalty. The death penalty should be imposed. This is a strict requirement and no exceptions are allowed. The time of committing a crime refers to the time when a criminal act is committed. If he was under 18 years of age at the time of the offense, the provisions of this section shall apply even if he was over 18 years of age at the time of trial. The main reason why my country's criminal law stipulates that the death penalty is not applicable to people under the age of 18 is that the death penalty is the most severe punishment and is related to the life and death of the criminal. People under the age of 18 are still in the process of physical and mental development, and their cognitive abilities and control abilities are still relatively weak. Therefore, their crimes are not extremely serious and cannot be reformed, so they are not suitable for the death penalty. (3) The principles of education, reform and rescue. Article 38 of my country's "Law on the Protection of Minors" stipulates: "For minors who commit crimes, the policy of education, reform and rescue shall be implemented. Education shall be the mainstay and punishment shall be the supplementary "Article 44 of the "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency" also clearly stipulates: "Pursue criminal responsibility for minors who commit crimes, implement the policy of education, reform, and rescue, and insist on giving priority to education and punishment. "This legally clarifies the basic principles that judicial organs should follow when handling juvenile criminal cases. The principles of education, probation, and rescue require judicial personnel to correctly handle the relationship between punishment and education when handling minor cases. Education should be placed in a prominent position and the principle of giving priority to education and supplementing punishment should be adhered to. Judicial personnel must persist in cracking down on minors, just like parents treat children and teachers treat students. According to their personal characteristics, they should be rational and emotional, so that they can realize the harmfulness of their actions. To sum up, the main purpose of sending juvenile offenders to juvenile correctional centers is to educate juvenile offenders and use scientific methods to effectively discipline them according to their psychological and group characteristics so that they can move towards the right direction. Educate them to become law-abiding, law-abiding citizens and prevent them from continuing to commit crimes and harm society.