From Courts to Communities: The Right Response to Truancy, Running Away, and Other Status Offenses By Annie Salsich and Jennifer Trone The Vera Institute of Justice’s Status Offense Reform Center, a member of the Model

First Page		Document Content
Date: 2013-12-12 15:24:37 Juvenile court Status offense Ethics Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act Crime Youth incarceration in the United States Comparative juvenile criminal law Law Criminal law Criminology		From Courts to Communities: The Right Response to Truancy, Running Away, and Other Status Offenses By Annie Salsich and Jennifer Trone The Vera Institute of Justice’s Status Offense Reform Center, a member of the Model Add to Reading List Source URL: www.statusoffensereform.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 148,82 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Microsoft Word - Juvenile Justice Reform.rtf DocID: 1rsTr - View Document
	Contact Joshua PerryLCCR Initiatives Juvenile Justice Reform DocID: 1rb2G - View Document
	A Common-Sense Plan for Safer Communities: include 17-Year-Olds in Juvenile Court What is the Louisiana Youth justice coalition? The Louisiana Youth Justice Coalition is a network of organizations and individuals who s DocID: 1qUIv - View Document
	JUVENILE JUSTICE OPERATIONAL MASTER PLAN Blueprint for an Outcome Oriented Juvenile Justice System State Commission on Juvenile Justice DocID: 1qHTU - View Document
	ALB15996 S.L.C. 114TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION DocID: 1qHAE - View Document