Jeanine Pirro: “They go to family court, they get released and then they get…”

“It's time that we get 15 year olds who are part of this gang into the criminal justice system so that we have a record of who they are. So we start to incarcerate them. This is a problem. They go to family court, they get released and then they get probation and that's the end of it. How many times they go through there before I get to them is amazing. If you could look, and I'm not talking about this case, if you could look at the history of a lot of these offenders, when I first get them, I.” (02:58–03:04)

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