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Herbert Stevens met Candi Stevens at a local skating rink. The high school sweethearts have been married for over 20 years now, but this otherwise happy love story has a sad twist.

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Melissa Brown, Montgomery Advertiser •

Stevens is one of three men suing Alabama officials over what they say is the state's "debilitating" sex offender registry laws. The plaintiffs, represented by the

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Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg, The Appeal •
The harm inflicted on young registrants far outweighs any kind of public safety impact it purports to have.
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Sabrina Vourvoulias , generocity.com •

Juvenile Law Center, which advocates for rights, dignity, equity and opportunity for youth in the foster care and justice systems, has hired three new

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Aaron Moselle, WHYY •

“The [U.S. Supreme Court] has given a definition to what meaningful means. It doesn’t mean that they come out when they’re on a gurney. It

The provision was removed to make the bill more palatable, Nadia Mozaffar, a staff attorney at the Juvenile Law Center in Philadelphia who helped draft

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Samantha Melamed, The Philadelphia Inquirer •

In fact, all sides in the case seem to agree that 50 years is indistinguishable from life without parole. But Felder’s advocates, from the Defender

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National children’s rights public interest law firm appoints Emily Satifka, Michael Joseph and Sara Guiang

Philadelphia, PA (September 5, 2019): Juvenile Law Center today announced

According to Juvenile Law Center, a non-profit, public interest law firm, children prosecuted as adults face a higher risk of sexual abuse, physical assault, and suicide