Reducing Juvenile Recidivism: Judges Checklist
Identifies ten key questions juvenile court judges should ask to determine whether court practices support improved outcomes for youth. Judges can also use this checklist to learn more about the research on “what works” in particular areas of interest.
As leaders and people impacted by the criminal justice system work to improve outcomes for people leaving prisons…
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As leaders and people impacted by the criminal justice system work to…
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For the millions of children who have a parent…
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After months of delays and negotiations, Congress recently approved a $1.5 trillion…
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In an April 12 memo, Secretary Marcia Fudge instructed every HUD program office to review and propose changes to all relevant regulations and guidance documents within six months in a comprehensive effort to reduce barriers to participation for people with criminal records.
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