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11/6/2024
Jeremy Loudenback
A new Kansas law allows some youth to leave their juvenile facility so they can take part in apprenticeships or attend college in person.
11/4/2024
Opinion
Allison Green
No matter the outcome of the election, Allison Green writes, both parties should continue support for family legal representation
10/11/2024
John Kelly
Bob Schwartz, the charismatic figure in youth justice reform who co-founded the Juvenile Law Center has died at 75 after a prolonged bout with cancer.
10/9/2024
Charlotte West, Open Campus
A lawsuit claims Illinois has for nearly two decades failed to provide special education services to young people locked up in adult prisons.
9/26/2024
The advocate-turned-federal-administrator shares why the 1974 Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention Act still matters.
9/24/2024
Staff misconduct, fights, long cell stays and overcrowding continue to plague the largest youth lockup in Washington state.
9/23/2024
Aditi Sherikar
While California often leads the way, it is behind the times when it comes to using chemicals in juvenile facilities, Aditi Sherikar writes
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9/6/2024
Piper French, Bolts
Pamela Price entered the Alameda County DA’s office last year bent on offering young people rehabilitation, not criminalization. Opponents immediately organized to stop her.
9/3/2024
Steven Yoder
A class action suit filed on behalf of three teenagers accuses NYC officers of illegally using and disclosing minors’ sealed arrest records.
8/27/2024
Since police in Rochester, New York pepper-sprayed a 9-year-old girl in 2021, the city and state have seen reforms in police use of force when it comes to children.