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Kate Giammarise, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette •

House Bill 1745 would would create college tuition waivers for foster youth age 14 and older at state-supported institutions, such as state-owned universities, state-related universities

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AP Wire Service, Channel3000.com •

The settlement agreement ends a class action lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin and the Juvenile Law Center, which represented inmates

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The Associated Press, Wisconsin Public Radio, NPR •

A federal judge has signed off on an agreement that would end the use of pepper spray and nearly eliminate the use of solitary confinement

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Patrick Marley and Don Behm, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel •

The settlement will end the use of pepper spray, greatly restrict solitary confinement and reduce strip searches while Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake remain open

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The Associated Press, Fox47, Madison, Wisconsin •

The settlement agreement ends a class action lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin and the Juvenile Law Center, which represented inmates

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Patrick Marley, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel •

 Lawsuits over the problems at Wisconsin’s juvenile prison complex have cost the state $20.6 million so far and those costs will continue to rise — possibly by

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Jesse Kelley, al.com •

Other states also are in discussions about how best to implement similar initiatives. In Philadelphia, the Juvenile Law Center has launched a coalition effort titled "Safely Home

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Carlee Cunningham, The Temple News •

Marsha Levick, the deputy director, chief counsel and co-founder of the Juvenile Law Center in Philadelphia, consulted on the play. Levick, a 1976 J.D. alumna