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3/18/2024
Opinion
Robin Campbell
Robin Campbell argues that the use of the term "accountability" as a watchword in youth justice policy is problematic
3/12/2024
Nigel Duara
The California Supreme Court last week upheld limits on when young people convicted of serious crimes are eligible for parole hearings.
2/29/2024
Jeremy Loudenback
Voting drives are visible across California, but less seen are the state's ramped-up efforts to reach eligible voters in juvenile halls.
2/15/2024
Months after a state regulator shut down its juvenile halls, LA County is again being slammed for housing youth in substandard conditions.
2/9/2024
Adilia Watson, Michael Fitzgerald and Jeremy Loudenback
The first-ever policy requires pre-trial juvenile facilities to train staff to act quickly with life-saving medications.
1/23/2024
John Kelly
Strategies for Youth (SFY) is one of the few organizations in the country focused on the true front door of the juvenile justice system: interactions between youth and law enforcement officers.
1/17/2024
Sara Tiano
Federal officials are calling on states to eliminate juvenile justice-related fines and fees charged to families.
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1/8/2024
Adilia Watson
Under a new law in New York, the records of young people who have faced family court for minor misbehavior will be expunged at age 21.
11/21/2023
A report by California legal advocates finds “chronic absenteeism” is apparent — even when teens are locked up.
10/19/2023
Susanti Sarkar and Adilia Watson
Dozens of youth and advocates gathered in the Bronx to voice support for two pivotal youth justice bills headed to the state Legislature.