Blog, by Youth Law Center Staff Attorney Sue Burrell, for the Huffington Post, on the sentencing of a teen who […]
Prison for Teen Who Lit “Agender” Youth’s Skirt on Fire Thwarts Healing View More
Article in SF Gate regarding modification of SB 838 by removing two year mandatory minimum sentencing requirements
Lawmaker Modifies Sex-Assault Bill Targeting Teens View More
Letter to Senate Appropriations Committee re: costs of SB 838
Letter to Senate Appropriations Committee View More
Letter to Senate Public Safety Committee opposing SB 828, a bill that would create a new crime for “sexting” and
Letter to Senate Public Safety Committee – SB 838 – Oppose View More
Letter to Assembly Public Safety Committee Opposing SB 838 – a bill that would create of new crime for “sexting”
Letter to Assembly Public Safety Committee – SB 838 – Oppose View More
Article discusses controversial bill SB 838 “Audrie’s Law” which would create a new crime for “sexting”, reduce confidentiality in juvenile
SJ Mercury News Article on SB 838 View More
This is a December 13, 1999 Daily Journal article on Proposition 21, a voter inititative that dramatically changed juvenile law
The Youth Law Center sponsored this bill, which makes it more difficult for youth being tired as adults to be
AB 945 (Nunez) – California Legislative Session 2003-2004 View More
This is a bill sponsored by the Youth Law Center, which would have provided for resentencing of juveniles tried as
SB 1223 (Kuehl) – 2003-2004 California Legislative Session View More
Part I explores the lack of mental health resources and services for youth in the system, and Part II discusses
