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It depends on the crime committed and the evidence given. If the evidence is incomplete or not scientifically proven, it is possible to sentence the wrong person to death. If the juvenile committed a serious crime such as murder, than yes, they should be trilled as an adult in court and subjected to the death penalty. I believe that if a juvenile is able to be trilled as an adult, they should face the penalties of an adult.
