Sue Burrell – 2011 Livingston Hall JJ Award Recipient
The American Bar Association has named Sue Burrell as the 2011 recipient of the Livingston Hall Juvenile Justice Award for […]
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Texas Teachers May Get to See Kids’ Crime Records
By Danny Robbins, Associated Press | San Francisco Chronicle — Dallas — Texas is close to enacting a law that would provide teachers
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Courts Seek Ruling on Long Prison Sentences for Juveniles
By Kate Moser | The Recorder — After it was all said and done, Richard Power’s legal work might have bought his young
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Sue Burrell – On Juvenile Justice Reform Panel
The Children’s Law Center, Inc. is pleased to offer an audio webcast on: Trends and Challenges in Juvenile Justice Reform:
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Corene Kendrick – Guest Teacher at San Quentin State Prison
Staff Attorney Corene Kendrick was a guest teacher on April 3, 2011 for a class at San Quentin State Prison,
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Corene Kendrick – 2011 Wasserstein Public Interest Fellow
Staff Attorney Corene Kendrick will visit Harvard Law School March 30-31, 2011, as a Wasserstein Public Interest Fellow. This program
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Unclear Oversight Yields Repeated Violations at Youth Home
Unclear Oversight Yields Repeated Violations at Home for Troubled Youth By Trey Bundy | The New York Times — In Alameda County, there
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Juveniles In Custody Taught Parenting Skills
By Isaac Gonzalez | The Sacramento Press — The Sacramento County Probation Department recently passed the one-year anniversary of its participation in “Baby
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Nebraska Legislation Based on Report Co-Authored by YLC
Nebraska Sen. Mark Christensen introduced a bill in the state legislature on January 19, 2011, that would require its Judiciary
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Corene Kendrick on School to Prison Pipeline Panel
Staff Attorney Corene Kendrick and Roger Chan, Executive Director of the East Bay Children’s Law Office, spoke in a panel
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Sue Burrell Writes on Juvenile Justice in Daily Journal
Sue Burrell was invited by the Daily Journal to write an end of the year piece on juvenile justice and
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Perspective: Shifting Values in Juvenile Justice?
By Sue Burrell, YLC Staff Attorney | Los Angeles Daily Journal — It wasn’t a bad year for juvenile justice in California. In
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