in particular, solan had just turned 13.wo weeks past his 13th birthday, but i think it's just very broadly accepted that that is the way we respond when children are charged with crimes, even if the crimes are similar to normal adolescent behavior that a lot of us engaged in as children. but that doesn't take into consideration the seriousness of the risks that are facing the child if you put that child in jail. - you was a lawyer. you was a lawyer. [faint speaking] - [speaker] oh, you just look different. - ladarian, tell us why you were placed in ware in the first place. - they was trying to say we did something, but come to find out that boy had the wrong people. - [dianne] i have a form when your charges were dismissed. so you spent all that time there for false charges? - yes, ma'am. - [dianne] when you said he slammed you on your head, what was he doing? slamming where, with his hand? - yeah, with his hand like this. he came from behind me like by around my waist and he slammed me, boom, on top of my head. - [dianne]

jeremy solan ais back with us.ho said until somebody tells him different, the former president will be treated like everybody else, how close to everybody else was this process for trump? >> well, again, good morning and thank you for having me. i will tell you that the former president was treated like every other defendant in as much as he was required to post a bond to actually appear personally at the fulton county jail and go through the normal booking process, which included the surrendering of his fingerprints and the taking of a mug shot photo. the mechanism for accomplishing that, though, was quite unusual. and in as much as his status as the former president presented certain security concerns and so they were able to work out that protocol, but in as much as we are now able to see unfortunately a former elected president of the united states being booked and charged with a felony and have his mug shot photo plastered across every newspaper almost in the world is really tragic. >> it is. we just got the p

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