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August 2005: Breaking Through: Juvenile Justice Reform, Volume , Issue
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Cruel Convergence
Sam Rosenfeld
The era of get-tough juvenile justice is also the era of managed care, and children with mental-health needs are caught in the crossfire.
A Culture of Caring
Ayelish McGarvey
With an inspired leader at the helm, Missouri shows the rest of the nation an effective -- and cost-effective -- reform model for young offenders.
Bayou Betterment
Katy Reckdahl
In Louisiana, a new juvenile justice system is emerging, with the governor's strong support. If reform can happen here, it can succeed anywhere.
Detention Redemption
Peggy Townsend
In one California county, progressive leaders and law-enforcement officials are transforming a troubled juvenile-justice system
Race and Redemption
Ellis Cose
Reform is coming to juvenile justice. But except in pioneering communities, it still comes too slowly for black and Latino youths.
Adolescents, Maturity, And The Law
Jeffrey Fagan
Why science and development matter in juvenile justice.
Communities Helping Kids
David L. Marcus
Why diversion, outreach, and counseling programs serve troubled children -- and society -- better than prisons.
Reforming Juvenile Justice
Barry Krisberg
A century ago, reformers proved that prisons don't help wayward children. Now America is learning that lesson all over again.
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