The Sol & Helen Zubrow Fellowship in Children's Law is a two-year, non-project-based fellowship in children’s law. Recent law school graduates with a demonstrated commitment to Juvenile Law Center’s m...

This brief explores the economic toll of youth confinement and its long-term harm to young people’s well-being. Read more about the lasting impact.

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Universal Girlfriend, Sun Within & At Night : A Benefit for the Juvenile Law Center

FeedSpot brings you the best list of Criminal Justice blogs, ranked by relevance, online following, and freshness to keep you connected with the latest voices

The No Kids in Prison magazine is a project of Youth First Justice Collaborative (YFJCo), a national organization dedicated to ending youth incarceration in the U.S. by fueling the movement of campaig...

Practitioners and advocates are questioning GPS ankle monitors’ implications on the lives and overall well-being of young people.

The ACLU of Michigan, the ACLU, Juvenile Law Center, and civil rights attorney Deborah LaBelle applaud the Michigan Supreme Court’s decision that subjecting young people to excessively long prison sen...

Clark County Department of Juvenile Justice Services officials confirmed that Director John Munoz has been placed on leave in the midst of an investigation.

Marsha Levick will serve as the Stoneleigh Foundation’s inaugural Robert G. Schwartz Visiting Fellow. In this role, she will develop a new blueprint for a…

Will photo of hooded Boys’ School resident in restraint chair convince lawmakers to protect troubled youth, columnist Kerry Drake asks.

Ten years ago, the Supreme Court issued its landmark decision in Miller v. Alabama. The Court held that mandatory life-without-parole sentences for children 17 or younger convicted of homicide were un...

HARRISBURG, June 22 – Today, the House voted with strong bipartisan support to pass two bills introduced by state Rep. Rick Krajewski, D-Phila., that would establish a legal petition process to reinst...

Kenyan McDuffie says D.C. needs teen curfews. Janeese Lewis George argues that’s playing into the Trump administration’s hand.

People younger than 25 make up most of the carjackers, causing advocates to argue that a lower threshold for proving carjackings could result in many young adults, especially Black men, spending decad...