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Top of Mind with Julie Rose, BYU Radio •

When a teenager commits murder, should he face the death penalty? Not according to the US Supreme Court, which, a decade ago, abolished the death

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Solomon Jones, Wake Up With WURD •

Juvenile Law Center’s, Senior Managing Director, Jessica Feierman, Esq., joins Wake Up With WURD to discuss policy recommendations for overhauling the juvenile justice system.

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Alan Judd, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution •
Corrections officers are not taking the time to think about whether they’re going to find something. Subjecting youth to strip searches can cause trauma that has a lasting impact.
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Cheryl Corley, NPR •

Juvenile justice advocates such as Marsha Levick say young people should rarely, if ever, face a felony murder charge. Levick, the co-founder of the Philadelphia-based

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Cheryl Corley, Wisconsin Public Radio, NPR •

Juvenile justice advocates such as Marsha Levick say young people should rarely, if ever, face a felony murder charge. Levick, the co-founder of the Philadelphia-based

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Chelsea Shannon, Chris Thomas, ABC10 •

Juvenile Law Center reports that roughly 90% of youth within the foster care system for more than five years will enter the justice system with