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Teen Accused of Mom’s Murder Must Stand Trial in Adult Court, Judge Rules

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May 8, 2026

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During a hearing in the case against Julia 'Jasper' Egler, the teen accused of killing her mother, a judge denied a defense motion seeking to move the murder case from adult court back to juvenile court. Defense attorneys argued that constitutional protections require a jury — not prosecutors alone — to determine factors that could expose her to harsher punishment in adult court. Prosecutors pushed back, arguing Florida law allows the case to be directly filed in adult court. The judge ultimately ruled that current law supports keeping the case in adult court and ordered the proceedings to continue there.

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