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Javarius Hurd found not guilty of more serious reckless homicide charge
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Javarius Hurd not guilty of reckless homicide, but convicted of battery by a prisoner
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18-year-old Javarius Hurd is charged with first degree reckless homicide
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The youth prisons in Lincoln County are to transition to adult prisons once new juvenile capacity comes online in the state
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Youth counselor died after being hit and falling at facility in Lincoln County
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18-year-old Javarius Hurd had entered an agreement where he pled guilty to second degree reckless homicide but claimed he was not mentally responsible for the crime
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17-year-old Javarius Hurd pled guilty to second degree reckless homicide and battery by a prisoner, but claimed he was not responsible due to mental disease or defect
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Governor Tony Evers had announced earlier this week that a request to end the monitoring had been made
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Move comes after two positive reports on conditions at the prisons
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17-year-old Javarius Hurd pled guilty to second degree reckless homicide and battery by a prisoner, but claimed he was not responsible due to mental disease or defect.