YLC Identified as High Impact Nonprofit Working with Kids
The Youth Law Center was recently identified as 1 of 9 high-impact nonprofits working with at-risk youth by 88 experts. […]
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Congregate Care Substantially Reduced in Connecticut
Since 2009, the Youth Law Center has been working with Connecticut advocates to reduce group care, particularly for young children
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Funding for At-Risk Youth Lacks Oversight, Advocates Say
By Kendall Taggart | California Watch — More than a dozen civil rights and education organizations are contending that the California Department of
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Baby Elmo Article to Be Published
The article, The Baby Elmo Program: Improving Teen Father–Child Interactions within Juvenile Justice Facilities, written by Rachel Barr, Natalie Brito,
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Marin Plans to Put Juvenile Suspects in a Glass Cage
By Trey Bundy | The Bay Citizen — Defense attorneys are furious about a plan to require juvenile criminal suspects in Marin County
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Legal Tactic Raises Issues for Juveniles
By Trey Bundy | New York Times — By Trey Bundy In April 2010, three boys, ages 12, 12 and 13, were accused
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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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