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Juvenile Law Center Releases Report on Emerging Adults and Justice Reform in the Great Lakes States.

Three Louisiana mothers explain why they’re suing the Office of Juvenile Justice and how they’re surviving in the meantime.

Attorneys for children must ensure their clients are fully informed of the consequences and requirements of registering as a sex offender.

LaNeshe Miller-White becomes executive director of Theatre Philadelphia. Plus, new leadership at Hispanic Family Center of Southern New Jersey; new hires at Juvenile Law Center; and noteworthy promotions at Adoption Center, Hopeworks and Philadelphia FIGHT.

Isolation. Timeout. Lockdown. The hole.

Solitary confinement goes by many names, and it can be employed as arbitrarily as the language used to define it. 

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A judge ruled that Dylan Woolbright was "beyond rehabilitation under the juvenile code,” but an advocate said the system has failed him and countless others.

More than 1,600 incarcerated children across the country have tested positive for COVID-19 as of mid-August, leaving experts and youth advocates raising questions whether authorities

While COVID-19 continues to present challenges for all of us, August and September are still exciting times for young people looking forward to beginning or

Forty-two states permit some youth to be included on their sex-offender registry, even though research shows that only small fractions of juvenile sex offenders recidivate