"Without a universal set of guidelines and consistent parent involvement, judges are given discretion in deciding where to place students. That often leads to placements
“Education, and especially special education, are very parent-driven processes,” said Kate Burdick, staff attorney at the Juvenile Law Center. “So when a student doesn’t have
Marie N. Williams, Juvenile Justice Information Exchange •
The problem with an overly punitive approach to juvenile probation is that, simply put, it does not work. In his soon-to-be released monograph, “Youth on
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