By Kendall Taggart | California Watch — More than a dozen civil rights and education organizations are contending that the California Department of […]
Funding for At-Risk Youth Lacks Oversight, Advocates Say View More
By Trey Bundy | The Bay Citizen — Defense attorneys are furious about a plan to require juvenile criminal suspects in Marin County
Marin Plans to Put Juvenile Suspects in a Glass Cage View More
By Garrett Therolf | Los Angeles Times — Supervising Social Worker Lincoln Saul says Department of Children and Family Services officials have grown
Foster Children Routinely Housed in Office Waiting Room View More
In an effort to ensure that children receive the health care they need, the Youth Law Center joined the Western
YLC Joined Other Advocates in Health Care Reform Report View More
By Trey Bundy | New York Times — By Trey Bundy In April 2010, three boys, ages 12, 12 and 13, were accused
Legal Tactic Raises Issues for Juveniles View More
The Clearinghouse Review has published an update on The Fostering Connections Act written by YLC staff attorneys Jennifer Rodriguez and
Foster Connections Article Update View More
The American Bar Association has named Sue Burrell as the 2011 recipient of the Livingston Hall Juvenile Justice Award for
Sue Burrell – 2011 Livingston Hall JJ Award Recipient View More
By Danny Robbins, Associated Press | San Francisco Chronicle — Dallas — Texas is close to enacting a law that would provide teachers
Texas Teachers May Get to See Kids’ Crime Records View More
By Kate Moser | The Recorder — After it was all said and done, Richard Power’s legal work might have bought his young
Courts Seek Ruling on Long Prison Sentences for Juveniles View More
The Children’s Law Center, Inc. is pleased to offer an audio webcast on: Trends and Challenges in Juvenile Justice Reform:
Sue Burrell – On Juvenile Justice Reform Panel View More
Staff Attorney Corene Kendrick was a guest teacher on April 3, 2011 for a class at San Quentin State Prison,
Corene Kendrick – Guest Teacher at San Quentin State Prison View More
By Cara Buckley and Mosi Secret | The New York Times — The faces looked commanding, soulful and, above all, streetwise, as they
Caseworkers Dispirited Over Charges in Girl’s Death View More
