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Seven teens, aged twelve to fifteen, are at the center of a tragic crash that killed a Virginia father of five — and the legal path ahead is murky. Maryland’s juvenile laws limit adult charges for minors under thirteen, while proving culpability for crimes like auto theft or manslaughter is complex. Prosecutors face hurdles in assigning blame, and even if charges are filed, they’ll likely stay within the juvenile system. The victim’s family calls the youths’ actions “a lethal decision,” as the investigation drags on with no clear outcome in sight.

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