In the summer of 1963, a group of girls in Americus, Georgia, refused to accept the blatant discrimination around them. “It was a matter of standing up for what you knew was right.”
Marsha Levick, co-founder of Juvenile Law Center, says the "incorrigibility" standard shouldn't be news to anyone; she cited Montgomery's holding that "Miller did bar life
Jessica Feierman, the senior managing director of the nonprofit Juvenile Law Center, said policies in some states still haven’t caught up with scientific findings surrounding
Other testimony at the approximately 90-minute hearing in the bills’ favor came from representatives of the ACLU, the Education Law Center, the William Way LBGTQ
