What are the differences between juveniles and adults?

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Chapter V: Judicial Protections.

Article 50: Public security organs, people's procuratorates, people's courts, and judicial administrative departments shall perform their duties in accordance with law, and protect the lawful rights and interests of minors in judicial activities.

Article 51: Where minors' lawful rights and interests are violated and litigation is brought to the people's courts in accordance with law, the people's courts shall promptly hear it in accordance with law, and adapt to the needs of the minors' physical and psychological characteristics and healthy growth, and safeguard the minors' lawful rights and interests.

Legal aid institutions or people's courts shall provide assistance to minors in need of legal aid or judicial aid in judicial activities, and provide them with legal aid or judicial aid in accordance with law.

Article 52: People's courts hearing inheritance cases shall protect minors' inheritance rights and bequests in accordance with law.

Where people's courts hear divorce cases involving the issue of raising minor children, they shall hear the opinions of the minor children who have the ability to express their wishes, and handle it in accordance with law on the basis of the principle of protecting the rights and interests of the children and the specific circumstances of both parties.

Article 53: Where parents or other guardians do not perform guardianship duties or infringe upon the lawful rights and interests of minors under guardianship, and do not change after education, the people's courts may revoke their guardianship qualifications on the basis of an application by relevant persons or relevant units, and appoint a guardian separately in accordance with law. Parents whose guardianship qualifications have been revoked shall continue to bear the cost of child support in accordance with law.

Article 54:Implement the policy of education, reform, and rescue for juveniles who violate the law or commit crimes, and adhere to the principle of education first, supplemented by punishment.

Juveniles who violate the law or commit crimes shall be given a mitigated, commuted, or waived punishment in accordance with law.

Article 55: Public security organs, people's procuratorates, and people's courts handling cases of juvenile crime and cases involving the protection of minors' rights and interests shall take into account the characteristics of minors' physical and psychological development, respect their personal dignity, safeguard their lawful rights and interests, and as needed establish specialized bodies or designate special personnel to handle them.

Article 56: Public security organs and people's procuratorates interrogating juvenile criminal suspects and questioning juvenile witnesses or victims shall notify their guardians to appear.

Public security organs, people's procuratorates, and people's courts handling criminal cases where minors have suffered ** harm shall protect the victim's reputation.

Article 57:Juveniles who are in custody or serving a sentence shall be detained separately from adults.

Where juveniles in custody or serving a sentence have not completed compulsory education, they shall be given compulsory education.

Minors who have been released from detention or who have completed their sentences are not discriminated against in their return to school, advancement, or employment.

Article 58:In cases of juvenile delinquency, news reports, film and television programs, public publications, networks, and so forth, must not disclose the minor's name, address, **, images, or materials from which the juvenile might be inferred.

Article 59:The correction of serious negative conduct and the prevention of criminal conduct of minors are to be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency.

According to paragraph 3 of article 17 of the Criminal Law, a crime committed against a person between the ages of 14 and 18 shall be punished lightly or commuted. "This country implements a policy of education as the mainstay, supplemented by punishment, and focuses on education, rescue and rehabilitation, and all crimes committed by juvenile offenders are subject to lenient and mitigated punishments.

Hello, as you mentioned, for juvenile crimes, in addition to the lenient punishment that should be given, there is a high probability that a suspended sentence will be imposed for relatively minor criminal offenses.