There are consequences to choices. She should go to prison as an accomplice to a crime or at least get some sort of punishment.
I believe the 14 year-old was charged as an accomplice because she helped the gunman hide the murder weapon.
I don't give a sh!t if she'd 14, either -- let her rot in prison. In fact, I can't think of a better deterrent to crime in New York City than to allow her out of prison once a year -- fully shackled and in her prison uniform -- to give speeches to high school students just so they can see what the consequences of criminal actions could be.
If she would agree to do that, then I would agree to reduce her sentence, from 25-to-life . . . to 25 years.