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The sentence may be resonable...
I agree on one point; in many of these places you make criminals out of innocent people and make the real criminals worse. But a 'juvenile facility' can mean many things in many states. Some can be as 'hard core' (or worse, believe it or not) as adult facilities and others may be just the ticket some criminals need to set them straight. That's hard to say; especially since we don't know the kid (though he seems to enjoy criminal activities, but maybe because he considers them harmless or 'cool' and that may be remedied with some punishment).

The lawyer may not have played as much the role that the sentence implies. We don't know his age or many circumstances surrounding the ruling. It seems he was cooperating with authorities and he may still cooperating (he admitted to crimes he committed and may be helping them round up other criminals). He pleaded guilty, which almost always reduces sentences. So this may be a reasonable sentence in the end (only time will tell).
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Hackers must be trembling in their boots...  realitycheck101 | 09/14/05
11 months in a detention center...  X Marks The Spot | 09/14/05
11 months in a crooks training facility.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/14/05
that's a heavy sentence  voska | 09/15/05
Did you read the part about the bomb threats?  bweir13 | 09/15/05
Yes and No...  Physco Dude | 09/16/05
The sentence may be resonable...  Physco Dude | 09/16/05
Partly her fault for poor security practices  Andromedat6 | 09/14/05
True, one lock rarely stops a crook.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/14/05
Or don't leave the key in the lock (nt)  voska | 09/15/05
She Should Have Used A Password Like "IHAVETALENT" Or "IMNOTASKANK"  itanalyst | 09/15/05
Scumball, let him rot, a**hole  xkmail | 09/14/05
Make him watch Paris 24/7  RIAAsucks | 09/15/05
I don't think so...  Wolfie2K3 | 09/16/05
Ok, lets just limit what he see...  Physco Dude | 09/16/05
Better Security  albert44 | 09/15/05
Security vs ease of use...  markgamache | 09/15/05
Penalty was WAY too lenient  FNicodem | 09/15/05
While I agree  voska | 09/15/05
What he did was very bad, but is his fully responsible  nabdulhaqq | 09/15/05
A child?  benning | 09/15/05
I agree with you a little  Protector | 09/15/05
I agree with you a little.... Your A Bum Or Your Not  bugman_z | 09/15/05
What he did was very bad, but ...."BUT" What ?  bugman_z | 09/15/05
Now with juvee hall, the hacker's got to worry  Boot_Agnostic | 09/15/05
Get the Judges  Aaron A Baker | 09/15/05
I Agree Aaaron;)  bugman_z | 09/15/05
Yes and No  ve3ofa | 09/16/05
DO You Hold The Child Responsible ?  bugman_z | 09/15/05
I Am So Fed-Up With This Hackin Crap  bugman_z | 09/15/05
Speak and Spell...  paulhott | 09/22/05

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