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"In many of these cases, there's no reason for these people to be on lifetime parole," said Marsha Levick, deputy director and chief council for

Juvenile officials throughout the nation developed innovative programs to address the problem, but there was no easily accessible means to share that information with other

The ACLU reviewed a year’s worth of strip search log to verify the low contraband percentage.

The ‘hit rate’ for finding contraband was 1.6%.

The

The Youth Matters: Philly app provides a searchable database of more than 350 resources and services aimed at youth from ages 14 to 26. The

Smart Talk concludes its four-part Real Life Real Issues series on the state's juvenile justice system with a look at maintaining the education of youth

TRANSITIONING FROM adolescence to young adulthood is an arduous feat for anyone. Imagine going through this transition at 18, alone – looking for housing, maintaining