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Solomon Jones, WURD Radio •
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The Editorial Board, The New York Times •

Taken together, these developments show that the country’s attitudes are evolving and that the goal of abolishing punitive isolation for juveniles is now a realistic

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Marisol Zarate, The Chronicle of Social Change •

A new report from Juvenile Law Center highlights the harms of solitary confinement on youth in juvenile lock-up facilities and presents recommendations to end the

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Taylor Walker, witnessla.com •

Despite an ongoing national movement toward banning solitary confinement for youth, which has been revealed to be counterproductive and harmful, isolation is still a common

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Eli Hager, Vice.com •

But for youth advocates, ending juvenile solitary will take more work. Twenty-three percent of juvenile facilities nationally used some form of isolation, according to a 

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Ko A. Bragg, JJIE •

Solitary confinement in juvenile facilities remains too widespread, is unnecessary and counterproductive, is unfairly applied and is harmful, a new report says.

In addition, experts

 Lawyers from Juvenile Law Center briefed members of congress on Wednesday on a new study it conducted on solitary confinement for young offenders. They found the

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Susan V. Mangold, Executive Director, Generocity.com •

We see the devastating impact of hate and inhumane treatment every day in our work as public interest lawyers. The enduring legacy of racism has

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Eli Hager, The Marshall Project •

But for youth advocates, ending juvenile solitary will take more work. Twenty-three percent of juvenile facilities nationally use some form of isolation, according to a 

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Maggie Shepard, Albuquerque Journal •

A 36-year-old man who’s been in New Mexico prison since he was 16 for a series of rapes he committed when he was 14 and