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“(The case) is a travesty of justice, and I hope things turn out in Brendan’s favor,” said Marsha Levick, deputy director and chief counsel of

Many advocates and civil rights lawyers say that education and opportunity inside is a major factor in combating recidivism rates and one that should be

Juvenile justice advocates have filed a brief with the United States Supreme Court in support of Brendan Dassey.

Dassey is asking for the high court

Wisconsin agreed Tuesday to pay $18.9 million to a former teen inmate who was severely brain damaged after a failed suicide attempt at the state's problem-ravaged juvenile

Francis V. Guzman has been announced as a recipient of the Juvenile Law Center’s 2018 Leadership Prize. Guzman, known for some time as somewhat a of

Among the biggest challenges in educating the 50,000 incarcerated students who live behind bars is finding and keeping good people to teach them. "Recognizing that teachers need to