Kids take a stolen car on a joyride, resulting in a cyclist's death—should they be charged with murder?

1. Three boys, ages 11, 13, and 16, were charged with murder after a viral Instagram video showed them fatally hitting a cyclist during a stolen car joyride, with one boy waving a handgun. The case raises questions about holding children accountable for violent crimes, as New Mexico allows anyone under 18 to be prosecuted for any crime. Do you agree with New Mexico's policy of allowing anyone under 18 to be prosecuted for any crime?

2. Twenty-six states have established a minimum age for prosecution, which from age 7 in Florida to age 13 in Maryland, though some states also make exceptions for certain types of violent crimes. In Canada, individuals under 18 can be charged with murder, but they are typically tried in youth court and may face rehabilitation-focused sentences. At what age do you believe children should be able to face murder charges?