Article/Story: The Race Factor in Trying Juveniles as Adults. Part A: Which statement identifies the central idea of the text?
A) Courts should not be able to send juvenile offenders to prison without parole, as judges can't be racially unbiased.
B) Juvenile offenders shouldn't be sentenced to life in prison without parole, as it's been established that they aren't as mentally developed as adults.
C) Judges shouldn't be influenced by offenders' race, age, or gender when sentencing them for serious or violent crimes
D) When trying juveniles as adults, people are more likely to support harsh, permanent sentences for young black offenders because of a tendency to view them as more blameworthy for their crimes.
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may i ask on your question is there any word specific that is bolded or are they wanting us to figure it out?