Americans Divided on Treatment of Violent Juvenile Offenders Jeffrey M. Jones, Gallup Americans divide evenly on whether the criminal justice system should treat teens who commit violent crimes the same as adults (46%) or give more lenient treatment in juvenile courts (47%). This marks a shift in attitudes from two decades ago, when majorities of 65% in 2000 and 59% in 2003 felt juveniles aged 14 to 17 who commit crimes should be treated the same as adult criminals.
Public Opinion on Climate Change Washington Journal, C-SPAN Clifford Young from Ipsos talked about the result of organization’s recent polling on what Americans and global citizens think about climate change.
