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Hainstock Ruling
A judge decides 16-year-old Eric Hainstock will be tried as an adult.
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Even though there is NO reason for this for this to happen , i agree that parents do forget about there greatest assets, which are our children! Today, more people are more worried about chasing a dollar than spending time and talking with teens.......A few conversations a day , or even a week can make a huge inpact on what are children do..
It is sad to think such a young life will be sent to prison for the rest of his life if convicted. I feel bad for the victim and his family as well. I just think there are so many things that could have prevented this young man from doing this. I think our young people today are, in many ways, forgotten by their parents. Parents are way too busy these days to actually take care of their children. I feel bad for those people who will probably never know what it's like to have a great life.