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Herbert Stevens met Candi Stevens at a local skating rink. The high school sweethearts have been married for over 20 years now, but this otherwise happy love story has a sad twist.

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Melissa Brown, Montgomery Advertiser •

Stevens is one of three men suing Alabama officials over what they say is the state's "debilitating" sex offender registry laws. The plaintiffs, represented by the

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Sabrina Vourvoulias , generocity.com •

Juvenile Law Center, which advocates for rights, dignity, equity and opportunity for youth in the foster care and justice systems, has hired three new

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Aaron Moselle, WHYY •

“The [U.S. Supreme Court] has given a definition to what meaningful means. It doesn’t mean that they come out when they’re on a gurney. It

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Samantha Melamed, The Philadelphia Inquirer •

In fact, all sides in the case seem to agree that 50 years is indistinguishable from life without parole. But Felder’s advocates, from the Defender

The provision was removed to make the bill more palatable, Nadia Mozaffar, a staff attorney at the Juvenile Law Center in Philadelphia who helped draft

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National children’s rights public interest law firm appoints Emily Satifka, Michael Joseph and Sara Guiang

Philadelphia, PA (September 5, 2019): Juvenile Law Center today announced

According to Juvenile Law Center, a non-profit, public interest law firm, children prosecuted as adults face a higher risk of sexual abuse, physical assault, and suicide

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Katherine Burgess, Sarah Macareg, Commercial Appeal •

In the juvenile justice world, scrutiny of fee collection has been mounting, said Jessica Feierman of the national Juvenile Law Center in Philadelphia, where the court