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Black Missouri teens increasingly tried disproportionately as adults
By
Kenneth J. Cooper
May 10, 2011
Missouri has been prosecuting black teens as adults in increasingly disproportionate numbers
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Privatization fails: Nebraska tries again to reform child welfare
By
Kevin O’Hanlon
August 21, 2012
Report: States deal with more female offenders
By
Susan Ferriss
August 7, 2012
Minor offenders, major consequences
By
Julie Strupp
December 19, 2011
Georgia's 'bootstrapping' detention of kids for indiscretions
By
Susan Ferriss
January 13, 2012
Fight brewing over historic California plan to close last three youth prisons
By
Susan Ferriss
January 25, 2012
Brown, legislators tussle over proposed closure of last three youth facilities
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Georgia considers reforms for youth prisons rife with problems
By
Susan Ferriss
January 25, 2012
California bucks trend by rejecting new limits on 'solitary'
By
Susan Ferriss
July 3, 2012
After years of effort, Illinois finds traction in meeting needs of mentally ill youth
By
Ed Finkel
,
Dick Mendel
and
Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
May 1, 2013
Georgia's troubled effort to reduce juvenile crime
By
Jim Walls
March 25, 2013
Report reveals dramatic decline in youth incarceration
By
Susan Ferriss
February 27, 2013
U.S. still tops, but rates have declined
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Georgia's troubled effort to reduce juvenile crime
By
Jim Walls
March 25, 2013
10 years after landmark study, progress and challenges remain for youth mental health treatment
By
Dick Mendel
and
Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
May 8, 2013
Florida to close controversial juvenile detention center
By
Susan Ferriss
September 28, 2012
Georgia's 'bootstrapping' detention of kids for indiscretions
By
Susan Ferriss
January 13, 2012
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Georgia's troubled effort to reduce juvenile crime
By
Jim Walls
March 25, 2013
Georgia changed law covering juvenile offenses, but recidivism remains high
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New report: Minors in 'solitary' hallucinate, harm themselves
By
Susan Ferriss
November 16, 2012
Report reveals dramatic decline in youth incarceration
By
Susan Ferriss
February 27, 2013
Federal report slams record of putting youth in adult prison
By
Susan Ferriss
January 26, 2012
New therapy proves effective for juvenile sex offenders
By
Sarah Boslaugh
and
Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
April 24, 2013
Cook County sparks national changes in mental health care for delinquent youth
By
Ed Finkel
,
Dick Mendel
and
Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
April 24, 2013
Cook County sparks national changes in treatment for delinquent youth.
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10 years after landmark study, progress and challenges remain for youth mental health treatment
By
Dick Mendel
and
Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
May 8, 2013
Report: Too little mental health care for boomers
By
The Associated Press
July 10, 2012
After years of effort, Illinois finds traction in meeting needs of mentally ill youth
By
Ed Finkel
,
Dick Mendel
and
Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
May 1, 2013
Despite Tucson and rising needs, mental health takes a back budget seat
By
Amy Biegelsen
March 9, 2011
After years of effort, Illinois finds traction in meeting needs of mentally ill youth
By
Ed Finkel
,
Dick Mendel
and
Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
May 1, 2013
After years of effort, Illinois finds traction in meeting needs of mentally ill youth
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10 years after landmark study, progress and challenges remain for youth mental health treatment
By
Dick Mendel
and
Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
May 8, 2013
Georgia's troubled effort to reduce juvenile crime
By
Jim Walls
March 25, 2013
Cook County sparks national changes in mental health care for delinquent youth
By
Ed Finkel
,
Dick Mendel
and
Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
April 24, 2013
Fight brewing over historic California plan to close last three youth prisons
By
Susan Ferriss
January 25, 2012
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10 years after landmark study, progress and challenges remain for youth mental health treatment
By
Dick Mendel
and
Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
May 8, 2013
10 years after landmark study, progress and challenges in mental health treatment for nation’s confined youth.
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Report reveals dramatic decline in youth incarceration
By
Susan Ferriss
February 27, 2013
Cook County sparks national changes in mental health care for delinquent youth
By
Ed Finkel
,
Dick Mendel
and
Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
April 24, 2013
After years of effort, Illinois finds traction in meeting needs of mentally ill youth
By
Ed Finkel
,
Dick Mendel
and
Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
May 1, 2013
Georgia's troubled effort to reduce juvenile crime
By
Jim Walls
March 25, 2013
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